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Man crushed to death by own car in Putrajaya

17 Feb 2023 11:47pm
Man crushed to death by own car in Putrajaya
Man crushed to death by own car in Putrajaya
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PUTRAJAYA - An e-hailing driver as crushed to death by his own car as he was carrying out repairs at a residential parking lot in Precinct 5 here today.

Putrajaya district police chief ACP A.Asmadi Abdul Aziz said the victim, Mohammad Azim Mohamad Sanusi, 29, was changing the engine oil and fixing his front right brake of his Perodua Bezza before being crushed by the car at around noon.

"The victim died on the spot,” he said when contacted today, adding that further checks revealed no crimina elements.

The victim was brought to Putrajaya Hospital for a post mortem, he said. - BERNAMA

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