A Singaporean man was injured after he was struck by a car while crossing a busy road in Johor Bahru on Apr. 3. In a statement on Apr. 5, Johor Bahru police said the incident occurred at the 2km mark of Jalan Tun Abdul Razak and involved a Perodua Myvi. Preliminary investigations found that the car was driven by a Malaysian Grab driver. The Singaporean, who police said works as a travel agent, sustained injuries to his hands, legs, and head. He is currently receiving treatment at the National University Hospital in Singapore. Police investigations are ongoing. #mothershipnews
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