Malaysia

Two motorcyclists killed in Seremban collision involving car

A tragic accident on Jalan Mambau claimed the lives of two men last night after their motorcycles collided with a car. Police say the victims suffered fatal head and facial injuries in the crash

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 22 Dec 2025 9:28AM

Two motorcyclists killed in Seremban collision involving car
Accident may have happened when one of the motorcycles veered into the opposite lane, striking the side mirror of the Proton Waja before colliding with the second motorcycle - December 22, 2025

TWO men lost their lives in a road collision involving two motorcycles and a Proton Waja on Jalan Mambau last night.

Seremban District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Azahar Abdul Rahim, reported that the incident occurred at approximately 9.34 pm and involved a Proton Waja and two Honda motorcycles, ridden by men aged 41 and 46.

“The accident is believed to have happened when one of the motorcycles veered into the opposite lane, striking the side mirror of the Proton Waja before colliding with the second motorcycle behind the car,” Azahar said in a statement today.

Both motorcyclists, who worked as lorry drivers, sustained severe head and facial injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene.

“The deceased have been sent to the Forensic Unit at Hospital Rembau for post-mortem examinations. The car driver and passenger were unharmed in the incident,” he added. - December 22, 2025

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