An autopsy will reveal the exact cause of death, but whatever it is, moving him without securing him, and not assessing his condition before moving him is quite simply dumb as hell. I'm not a doctor, but i think i've seen enough sporting injuries where paramedics actually do the right thing, and this by any means was nowhere near what should have been done considering the nature and severity of the accident.

I read somewhere that there is a track hospital / medical centre in case such incidents happened, but not as well equipped as a normal hospital.

And the nearest one should be... Nilai Town, I guess. Not sure whether Sepang area has one. If go Putrajaya.... Would be much further....

i heard he was sent to HUKM.. not sure if i heard that correctly though..

it's amusing to see how malaysians is busy pointing fingers while the foreign professional is more concerned on finding ways to improve the sport to prevent such accident from happening again.