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Pasir Salak crash: Perak govt to look into race organiser’s full report

It should be held responsible if SOPs not followed at event, sports exco says

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 01 Jan 2023 2:24PM

Pasir Salak crash: Perak govt to look into race organiser’s full report
Perak Education, Higher Education, Youth, and Sports Committee chairman Khairudin Abu Hanipah has particular attention will be given to the security aspect of the report from the organiser of the CCT Battle of Champions event following the death of a spectator in an accident at the Dato’ Sagor Circuit in Kg Gajah yesterday. – Khairudin Hj Abu Hanipah Facebook pic, January 1, 2023

IPOH – The state government will look into the full report from the organiser of the CCT Battle of Champions event following the death of a spectator in an accident at the Dato’ Sagor Circuit in Kg Gajah yesterday.

State Education, Higher Education, Youth, and Sports Committee chairman Khairudin Abu Hanipah said further action would be taken particularly on the security aspect after studying the report.

“On behalf of the state government I offer our condolences to the victim’s family and we very much regret the incident.

“I will announce the next course of action after I have gone through the full report including from the local authority on the technical aspects, spectators and racers’ safety, the officials on duty and so forth,” he said when contacted today.

Yesterday, a spectator who was also a workshop mechanic died while receiving treatment at Changkat Melintang Hospital in Lambor Kanan after he was hit by a race car which had gone off the track during the race .

The post-mortem found that the victim suffered head injuries and bleeding in the lungs.

Khairudin said the state government would not compromise on safety and security at every motorsport event, adding that the organisers should be held responsible if they had conducted the programme without following standard operating procedures. – Bernama, January 1, 2023

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