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23-year-old Singaporean motorcyclist dies in traffic accident on Second Link - Vimarsana News

23-year-old Singaporean motorcyclist dies in traffic accident on Second Link

SINGAPORE - A 23-year-old Singaporean died on Friday (Aug 4) night after his motorcycle hit a motor trailer in Malaysia. Mr Mohamad Ilyas Ilyasa Mohamad Ismadi had been travelling in the direction of Johor Bahru near the 9.5km mark of the Second Link with Ms Nur Surya Emelya Mohamad Imran, 22, who is also Singaporean and was riding pillion. After...

Singaporean man killed, girlfriend hurt in Johor motorbike crash - Vimarsana News

Singaporean man killed, girlfriend hurt in Johor motorbike crash

ISKANDAR PUTERI: A 23-year-old Singaporean man was killed and his pillion rider injured after their motorcycle crashed into the back of a trailer lorry at KM9.5 of the Second Link here.

Singaporean motorcyclist, 23, dies in traffic accident on Second Link - Vimarsana News

Singaporean motorcyclist, 23, dies in traffic accident on Second Link

A 22-year-old pillion rider will be discharged from a JB hospital and taken to one in Singapore on Saturday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

July 27 traffic diversion on Second Link to facilitate bilateral emergency exercise - Vimarsana News

July 27 traffic diversion on Second Link to facilitate bilateral emergency exercise

JOHOR BARU: Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) and the Environment Department of Malaysia (DOE), together with several other agencies, will be holding a biennial bilateral chemical spill emergency response exercise on Wednesday (July 26).

Malaysians returning to vote hope for a smooth sailing - Vimarsana News

Malaysians returning to vote hope for a smooth sailing

JOHOR BARU: Malaysians working in Singapore who need to return home to vote in the upcoming state elections are hoping that their land border crossing will be a smooth one.