Two 13-year-old boys died after they collided with each other while performing stunts on their motorcycles. The accident occurred at 11.20pm on Wednesday (Aug 14) in Sungai Buloh, Selangor.
The two boys, both aged 13, collided with each other and died from their injuries at the scene.Two 13-year-old boys died after they collided with each other while performing stunts on their motorcycles.Police investigations revealed that the teens were involved in a head-on collision with each other while performing wheelies, a stunt where riders balance their motorcycle on its rear wheel, reported Sin Chew Daily.
Hafiz said that the area of Sungai Buloh has seen a drastic increase in fatal accidents since January due to illegal racing and speeding. Hafiz advised parents to remain vigilant and supervise their children, especially at night, to stop them from participating in illegal racing activities.Parents and guardians of underaged children who are caught driving without a licence
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