WATCH: Boy struck by car in Malaysian town | Inquirer News

WATCH: Boy struck by car in Malaysian town

/ 02:37 PM October 29, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Cccaf6iYw

Video from The Star/ANN

BUTTERWORTH, Malaysia—An accident in which a nine-year-old boy was hit by a car while crossing a road in Jalan Permatang Pauh has drawn much attention on social media after the whole episode was caught on the dashboard camera of a car.

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The one-minute video has garnered more than 73,000 views and over 700 comments.

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Although Nur Adil Hakim Mo­hammad was flung into the air during the 3.45 p.m. incident on Sunday, the Year Three pupil of SK Permatang Pauh miraculously escaped with minor injuries on his head, right cheek and legs.

His mother Rusmawati Abdul Rahman, 41, said Nur Adil went fishing without her knowledge on that fateful day.

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“I was shocked when his friend came to tell me about the accident.

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“Thank God, he did not sustain any internal injuries,” she said yesterday.

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She said Nur Adil was admitted to the Seberang Jaya Hospital but was discharged the following day.

“He is still in a daze. I hope the doctor will extend his medical leave until he is fully recovered,” Rusmawati said, adding that Nur Adil was the fourth among her five children.

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