LADIES’ CODE VEHICLE WAS GOING 137KMH (85MPH) IN 100KM (62MPH) LIMIT DURING FATAL CRASH

In the latest report by YTN, the media company reports that Ladies’ Code van was speeding at 137km/h (85mph) in a 100km/h (62mph) zone.

The fatal crash claimed the lives of EunB and RiSe, with member Sojung also being critically injured. Members Ashley and Zuny were fortunately not critically harmed during the crash.

While police are still investigating the fatal car accident, YTN was able to calculate the vehicle speed at 137km/h with the help of the Road Traffic Authority.

Stay tuned as more reports will come in the following days and weeks into the full investigation of Ladies’ Code car accident.

Source: YTN

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