Four Singaporeans injured after their car heading for Genting Highlands crash on North-South Expressway


The Toyota SUV the Singaporeans were in collided with a Mitsubishi Lancer, causing both cars to turn turtle. - PHOTO: SIN CHEW DAILY

SINGAPORE, May 7 (The Straits Times/ANN): Four Singaporeans were injured after their Toyota SUV collided with another car on the way to Genting Highlands, Malaysian media reported on Friday.

The impact, which caused both cars to turn turtle, killed the Malaysian driver of the other car, a 41-year-old site supervisor.

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