Malaysian man seriously hurt, taken to hospital after collision with Singapore-registered car on Causeway


The aftermath of the accident on Jan 12. - PHOTO: SAM.CHONG.37/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): A Malaysian man crossing the Causeway on foot on Jan 12 has been hospitalised with serious injuries after he was hit by a Singapore-registered car, said Malaysian police on Jan 13.

The Singaporean driver lost control of his vehicle in the rain, causing the car to skid and hit a road divider before colliding with the pedestrian, said Johor Bahru Southern District police chief Raub Selamat.

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