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Three women escape unhurt in Kota Kinabalu crash
Published on: Thursday, August 15, 2024
By: Jimmy Goh
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Three women escape unhurt in Kota Kinabalu crash
The vehicles involved in the accident.
Kota Kinabalu: Three women escaped injury in a three-vehicle pile-up involving two Perodua Axia and a Perodua Aruz along Jalan Lintas–Kepayan near Taman Cantek, here, on Tuesday.

The accident occurred around 9.15am during rainy condition. 

The first Axia, driven by a woman in her 40s, rear-ended another Axia, also driven by a woman in her 40s. 

The impact caused the second Axia to swerve left, before colliding with an Aruz driven by a woman in her 50s.

Despite the chain-reaction collision, all three drivers emerged from the incident without injuries.

Kota Kinabalu Traffic policemen were at the scene to investigate. 

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