successive accident

Successive Accident in Puncak Bogor, 9 Vehicles Face Major Damage, 17 Injured Victims

Share:

On 23rd January 2024, at 11 AM, a successive accident occurred in the Puncak Bogor area, specifically in front of the Tugu Selatan elementary school. This incident involved a total of 9 vehicles, comprising 5 cars and 4 motorbikes.

The sequence of events leading to these accidents initiated when a box truck transporting mineral water lost control while navigating the Puncak highway. The driver’s lack of concentration during the descent on the curved road led to the box truck colliding successively with eight vehicles in front of it.

 


Iptu Angga Nugraha from the Bogor police stated, “Regarding the alleged brake failure issue, we will conduct a thorough investigation. We plan to summon representatives from the automotive manufacturer and relevant authorities for examination.”

As of now, a total of 17 individuals have sustained injuries in the accident, including the driver of the box truck. Among the injured, 4 individuals are in serious condition, while the remaining 13 have minor injuries. Notably, 3 of the victims are children, and the others are adults.

“The box truck driver is currently in a state of shock, making it challenging to gather information from him. He is receiving medical treatment in the emergency room, and efforts are underway to verify his identity. Yes, the count of injured victims stands at 17, including the box truck driver,” added Iptu Angga.

successive accidents
Source: Antara Photo by Yulius Satria Wijaya

A video posted by Info Puncak Bogor depicts the current situation at the site of the successive accident. The area is strewn with wreckage from damaged cars, and the police are actively engaged in the evacuation process.

Furthermore, several shophouses along the roadside have suffered damage, with their fronts visibly destroyed by the impact. The uploaded content also reveals the severely damaged condition of the victim’s cars, prompting concern from many netizens about the well-being of those involved.

As of 24th January 2024, the police are still in the process of conducting thorough investigations. They are also awaiting the recovery of the box truck driver before proceeding with further actions in this case.

Interested in this topic? Check out our other articles from Social Expat!

Content Writer

Yuriz absolutely loves content writing and exploring the nitty-gritty of various topics. It all started by chance, but writing quickly became an essential part of her life! Plus, she is a huge K-pop fan, jamming out to it all day, every day!

Related News

Jakarta has seen an increased security presence following the deployment of thousands of military and police personnel amid an ongoing wiretapping investigation involving Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and several senior officials. The deployment comes as authorities investigate allegations that senior police officers were involved in illegally intercepting telephone communications belonging to the president, government officials, […]

An ordinary attempt to sit down turned into an unexpected rescue operation for a woman in Padang, West Sumatra, after her leg became trapped between the support beams of a small shelter. Unable to free herself, she remained stuck for around two hours before firefighters arrived to help. The incident took place on Wednesday, 28 […]

Indonesian authorities are investigating possible wider involvement in an alleged illegal wiretapping operation targeting President Prabowo Subianto, following the arrest of three senior police officers, including former National Police Chief Listyo Sigit Prabowo. The case has raised questions about who ordered the surveillance, who received the intercepted information and whether other officials were involved. Investigators […]

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has announced plans to build two to three waste-to-energy power plants (PLTSa) in the capital to address the city’s growing waste management problem. The proposed facilities are expected to process approximately 7,000 tonnes of waste daily, as Jakarta currently generates around 9,000 tonnes every day. Pramono made the announcement on Monday, […]

Indonesia Guide

Just For Fun

Write For Us

Exclusive Promotions

Event Gallery