Paralympian cyclists hurt after vehicle slams into them during training


KUALA LUMPUR: A head coach and four Paralympian cyclists sustained multiple injuries after they were hit by a four-wheel drive while training along the Latar Highway near Batu Arang.

Update: Arrested: Driver who hit Paralympian cyclists

National cycling coach Johari Nayan was training with his para cycling team of Mohd Nor Rizuan Zainal, 31, Khairul Azwan Wahab, 25, Nur Syafiq Suhaimy, 19, and Khairul Nizam Mohd Ali, 23, when a four-wheel drive rammed into them at about 10.50am on Thursday.

Kuala Selangor OCPD Supt Ruslan Abdullah said the victims suffered multiple injuries from the hit and run accident, and were sent to Sungai Buloh Hospital for treatment.

“The driver of the four-wheel drive fled the scene.

“We are in the midst of tracing the vehicle and its driver,” he said.

He urged anyone with information to contact the police as soon as possible.  

 

 

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