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Top cop stops to assist motorcyclist involved in accident

The incident occurred at 7.37 am when Razarudin was on his way from his residence to Bukit Aman

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 16 Jan 2025 11:16AM

Top cop stops to assist motorcyclist involved in accident
The incident is believed to have occurred when the motorcyclist tried to change lanes and hit a car.- January 16, 2025

INSPECTOR-General of Police, Tan Sri Razarudin Husain stopped to assist a motorcyclist involved in an accident on the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban Highway this morning. 

Immediately after stopping, he and his officers also controlled traffic and assisted until the victim, who was also a Rela officer, was taken to hospital for treatment. 

The incident occurred at 7.37 am when Razarudin was on his way from his residence to Bukit Aman to attend the monthly assembly. 

The incident is believed to have occurred when the motorcyclist tried to change lanes and hit a car.

Coincidentally, Razarudin's car was only a few meters behind and he immediately instructed his driver to stop before getting out to assist the victim.

The victim, who suffered minor injuries was then rushed to hospital. - January 16, 2025

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