China: A car passed a red light twice in a row during rush hour in Shanghai on October 24, killing 5 people and injuring 9.

The car, driven by driver Chen, 63, passed a red light at 9:20 am on October 24 on Jinshajiang Road in Shanghai, struck a taxi and an electric bicycle. When the accident happened, Chen drove at a normal speed.

Instead of stopping to solve the accident, Chen sped up and rushed through the next intersection on Daduhe and Jinshajiang, about 100 meters away. His car passed a red light, hitting a car turning right after hitting three electric bicycles and a few pedestrians.

Surveillance video posted online shows the white car running on Jinshajiang Road before passing a red light and then crossing the second intersection, hitting moving vehicles and pedestrians on Daduhe Road. A total of 5 people died and 9 were injured after two consecutive stabs caused by Chen.

Police said Chen was a local, having just left his son's house at 9 o'clock in his daughter-in-law's car. He is one of those injured and being in intensive care.

Police are conducting an investigation but believe alcohol or drugs are not the cause of the accident.