Horrific Accident Captures Attention Netizens Say The Road To Bukit Ampang Is Dangerous

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VEHICULAR accidents are never a pretty sight especially when a good deal of speed is involved. 
But some are far worse than others as can be seen in a horrific video showcasing the aftermath of an accident involving six vehicles.
Debris littered the macadam and motorists were sprawled across the road, their wounds still fresh and gory. 

As for the perpetrator? Apparently an Alza drove across the opposing lane, only to smash against the luckless motorists who were driving in close proximity. Likely the driver was trying to cut across the other car at the front. 
Towards the comment section, the online community was in an uproar, demanding that information on the Alza be revealed as well as the driver. 
Others added that the driver can be charged for murder. Netizen An said Malaysians are usually foolish when it concerns a two lane road as they likely to cut across each other at the turning point. When the lane is straight, they will not do so.

Another netizen advised that the way around Bukit Ampang has sharp corners, likening it to the show Final Destination which was famed for its death scenes.
 Sir Adi also claimed that here the drivers usually take to the side lane.

Netizen Reza 1998 further praised the public for their ability to control the situation before the authorities reached the area.
Media portal TV3 revealed that a motorcyclist was killed, while five others were injured in the accident on Jalan Hulu Langat, Ampang.
The 20-year-old victim, who was thrown to the side of the road, was confirmed dead at the scene.
Initial investigations revealed that at the time of the incident, four motorcycles and one car were heading towards Ampang.
While traveling on the Jalan Hulu Langat, another car coming from the direction of Ampang is believed to have entered the opposite lane and collided with the five vehicles.
Five other motorcyclists and pillion riders were taken to Ampang Hospital for treatment. Meanwhile, the drivers of both cars were unharmed. — Focus Malaysia

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