Woman without valid licence loses control of car, crashes into pillar at Johor hospital


JOHOR BARU: A 46-year-old housewife who was on her way to visit her child warded at Hospital Sultanah Aminah (HSA) here rammed her vehicle into a concrete pillar.

Johor Baru South OCPD Asst Comm Raub Selamat said the incident took place at 10.25am on Tuesday (June 13).

“The woman, who does not possess a valid driver’s licence, accidentally stepped on the accelerator pedal while making a turn at the hospital’s main lobby.

“As a result, she lost control of her car and rammed the front right part of the vehicle into a nearby concrete pillar.

“Nobody else was involved in the incident and the woman did not suffer from any injuries.

“After the incident, we found out that the woman actually does not have a valid licence and she was issued a summonses under Rule 10 of the Road Traffic Rules 1959 (Rule 10 LN 166/59),” he said in a statement Tuesday (June 13).

Meanwhile, Johor health and unity committee chairman said the crash left some scratch marks on the pillar and there was no other damage to HSA’s infrastructure.

“The woman was not injured but looked slightly traumatised after the incident.

“As a safety measure, she was brought to the hospital’s emergency and trauma department to be given medical attention,” he said, advising the public to be more careful when handling their vehicles, especially at places with vulnerable people such as hospitals.

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