Young driver dies after car flips over in early morning crash
Fire and rescue personnel were deployed to extricate the driver from beneath the vehicle. (JBPM pic)
PETALING JAYA : A man in his 20s was killed early this morning after the car he was driving skidded and flipped over at Taman Chi Lung, Klang.
Selangor fire and rescue department assistant director Ahmad Mukhlis Mukhtar said they were alerted to the accident at around 3.17am.
'The accident involved a Perodua Bezza which lost control and flipped over, pinning the man under the car,' he said in a statement.
Mukhlis said personnel were deployed to extricate the driver from beneath the vehicle. He was confirmed dead at the scene by medical officers.
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