Motorcyclist dies in collision with car on Kesas Highway
SHAH ALAM: A motorcyclist was killed after being run over by a car in a crash on the Kesas Highway this morning.
Selangor Fire and Rescue Department assistant director of operations Ahmad Mukhlis Mokhtar said the incident, which occurred at around 9.24am, involved a motorcycle and a Toyota Camry at KM35.4 of the highway.
"Six firefighters from the Subang Jaya fire station were deployed to the scene in a fire rescue tender (FRT), arriving at 9.37am," he said in a statement.
Mukhlis said the operation commander reported that the male motorcyclist was run over by the car.
"Police confirmed that the victim died at the scene," he said in a statement.
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