Three Indonesians were killed in a road accident Tuesday noon when the car they were traveling in collided with a lorry coming from the opposite lane. Hilir Perak district police chief Goh Kok Liang from the Perak State told reporters here on Tuesday that a front tyre of the car burst and caused the car to skid to the opposite lane. The car that was carrying four adults and a six-month-old baby boy then crashed into the lorry before being slammed to the roadside, added Goh. According to the police chief, the car's driver, 45, and two passengers aged 36 and 46 years old respectively died on the spot, while a Malaysian woman, 44, suffered serious injury. Goh also said that the baby who survived the accident had suffered minor injury, and was treated at a hospital here together with the female passenger. The driver of the lorry only suffered from bruise on his skin, added Goh. 