Truck and Two RX-King Motorcycles Involved in Fatal Crash in Sekadau
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| A chain-reaction crash involving a truck and two RX-King motorcycles on the Sekadau-Sanggau Highway left one rider dead and several others injured. |
SEKADAU - A chain-reaction traffic accident involving a truck and two motorcycles occurred on the Sekadau-Sanggau Highway in Sungai Kunyit Village, Sekadau Hilir District, on Saturday (May 16, 2026) at around 9:30 a.m. local time. One motorcyclist was killed at the scene.
The accident involved a Mitsubishi light truck driven by I (48), a resident of Kubu Raya Regency. Two Yamaha RX-King motorcycles ridden by H (28) and B (23), both from Sanggau Regency, were also involved in the collision.
Sekadau Police Chief AKBP Andhika Wiratama, through Public Relations Head AKP Triyono, said the crash began when the two motorcycles were traveling in the same direction from Sanggau toward Sintang.
While passing through a curved section of the road, H allegedly attempted to overtake a truck traveling ahead. At the same time, a Mitsubishi light truck was approaching from the opposite direction.
“Because the distance was already too close, the motorcycle ridden by H crashed into the front right side of the truck,” AKP Triyono said.
The impact caused H’s motorcycle to fall onto the roadway. Moments later, another motorcycle ridden by B, who was carrying passenger K (22), also collided with the fallen vehicle.
H died at the scene due to the collision. Meanwhile, J (21) suffered abrasions on the hands and legs, while A (5) sustained minor hand injuries and bruises to the head.
B suffered minor injuries to the hands, while K sustained head bruises. All injured victims received medical treatment.
Traffic officers and members of the Sekadau Police emergency unit immediately arrived at the scene to conduct an investigation, secure evidence, and manage traffic flow around the accident site.
AKP Triyono urged motorists to be more cautious, especially when driving on curved roads with limited visibility.
“Do not force yourself to overtake vehicles ahead. Always prioritize safety while driving,” he said.














