Tuesday September 18, 2012
Guard killed after four cars run over him
SETIU: A security guard was killed in a horrific accident in which he was run over by four cars after he fell off his motorcycle.
The incident happened at the 69th kilometre of the Kampung Raja-Kuala Terengganu road near Kampung Saujana here on Sunday night.
OCPD Deputy Supt Rohaizat Abd Ani said the guard, Mohd Rafizuddin Razali, 21, died on the spot due to serious injuries on the head and body.
He said only the driver of a Proton Saga from Besut had lodged a police report so far.
The victim was going from his house to a shop about 50m away in Kampung Beris Tok Ku here when the accident happened at 9.46pm, DSP Rohaizat said.
Eyewitness Fathul Ammar Amsyar Hasbullah, 17, said he was in a car with two friends behind Mohd Rafizuddin when they saw Mohd Rafizuddin's motorcycle knock into another motorcycle parked by the roadside.
“I saw him fall onto the road. I stopped the car to help but just then two cars, a Perodua Viva and a Proton Saga from the direction of Besut, rammed into him and dragged him for about 10m.
“Then, two other cars from the opposite direction ran over him,” he said.
Fathul Ammar said he and his friends ran towards Mohd Rafizuddin, but he was already dead.
The body was sent to Setiu Hospital. - Bernama
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