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RUD Go-Kart Puchong

‘Prosedur keselamatan dipatuhi’: RUD nafi kecuaian, pertahan pengendalian ketika kemalangan ‘menakutkan’ go-kart di Puchong

Pengarah urusan syarikat itu berkata perlumbaan dihentikan serta-merta dan kakitangan memberikan bantuan selepas kulit kepala pemandu berusia 21 tahun itu terkoyak akibat impak kemalangan

‘Safety procedures were followed’: RUD denies negligence, defends handling of Puchong go-kart freak accident

Managing director says race was stopped immediately and staff provided assistance after 21-year-old driver's scalp was torn from his head during impact

Puchong karting track operates independently, outside our jurisdiction: SIC

Sepang International Circuit says the Puchong go-kart track where a 21-year-old man suffered serious head injuries is neither owned nor operated by SIC, adding that the recreational facility is not homologated by the Motorsport Association of Malaysia

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