A 37-year-old biker was taken to hospital Saturday morning after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing head-on into a sedan traveling on an adjacent lane in Sai Kung. Around 6 am, the bik...
A 37-year-old biker was taken to hospital Saturday morning after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing head-on into a sedan traveling on an adjacent lane in Sai Kung.
Around 6 am, the biker surnamed Chai was riding along Tai Mong Tsai Road but lost control of the vehicle outside Tai Wan Village, and crossed into the adjacent lane in the opposite direction.
A sedan driven by a man surnamed Lo, 35, was in the adjacent lane and could not apply the brakes in time, leading to the head-on collision.
Chai was thrown into the air and sustained injuries to his limbs after he landed on the ground.
The front of the sedan was seriously damaged and the bumper fell off. Other vehicle parts were also scattered on the ground.
Chai, in a conscious state, was then sent to hospital by paramedics.
Lo then stayed at the scene to aid police investigation and the cause of the incident has yet to be confirmed by police.
