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12 Nov 2025
Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3

Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3

KUCHING, 20 JAN – A 23-year-old female driver lost control of her car late last night and crashed into shrubs and a decorative kangaroo in front of the Roxy Hotel at Mile 3. The incident, which occurred around 11 pm, startled nearby residents who rushed out after hearing a loud noise.

The decorative kangaroo, a popular attraction at the hotel entrance, was severely damaged in the collision. It ended up next to the vehicle, showcasing the impact of the crash.

Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3
Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3

Witnesses described the moment as shocking. “We heard a very loud bang and ran outside. That’s when we saw the car and the damaged kangaroo,” said a resident who lives nearby.

Fortunately, the driver escaped with only minor injuries, much to the relief of everyone at the scene. Paramedics were not required as she appeared to be unharmed aside from minor bruises.

Police are investigating the incident, and preliminary findings suggest the driver may have lost control of the car, leading to the unusual crash.

Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3
Female Driver Crashes Into Decorative Kangaroo at Mile 3

This incident has brought attention to road safety, especially during late hours. Drivers are reminded to remain cautious and alert at all times to avoid accidents.

The decorative kangaroo, which is considered an iconic feature in front of the hotel, is now being removed for repairs. Hotel staff expressed hope that it will soon be restored to its former state.