Motorbike Hit Tree, Riders Died at the Event Place

Buletin Digital. A single accident occurred in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. This accident resulted in the driver dying on location.

As seen on the official Twitter account, @TMCPoldaMetro, Monday (12/24/2018), the motorbike is yellow with police number B 6815 SXV. This accident occurred at 04.36 WIB, an accident occurred because the driver hit a tree.

From the information obtained, the motorbike driver named M. Toto Tri Harso (46) died of this single accident. There were no other victims besides Toto from this accident.

"The motorbike accident was the victim of 46 years of male sex, on behalf of Toto Tri Harso for age at the place," said the NTMC police officer, Sela when asked for confirmation.

"The accident of crashing into a tree is currently in the handling of officers," he continued.

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