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Three in family die in vehicle pile-up

1-year-old escaped unhurt, says Pahang police chief

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 11 Apr 2022 8:32PM

Three in family die in vehicle pile-up
Pahang traffic police chief Kamarulzaman Jusoh says the accident is believed to have happened when a transport company’s van travelling from Leban Chondong to Kuala Rompin went out of control and crashed into the victims’ car and a lorry in the opposite lane. – Pahang Fire & Rescue Dept pic, April 11, 2022

KUANTAN – A woman and her parents were killed after the car they were travelling in was involved in a three-vehicle pile-up at KM128 of Jalan Kuantan-Johor Baru in Rompin today.

Pahang traffic police chief Kamarulzaman Jusoh said all three died on the spot in the 1.30pm crash due to head injuries.

He identified the dead as housewife Nur Rawiyah Abu Samah, 25, who was driving the Perodua Kancil, and her parents Abu Samah Mohamed, 74, and Saripah Ab Malek, 59, all from Kg Gading, Jalan Muadzam Shah in Rompin.

Abu Samah and Saripah’s 1-year-old grandson Muhammad Harraz Mikhael Shafiq Hayqal, who was also in the car, was reported to have escaped unhurt.

“The accident is believed to have happened when a transport company’s van travelling from Leban Chondong to Kuala Rompin went out of control and crashed into the victims’ car and a lorry in the opposite lane,” he said when contacted.

Kamarulzaman said the 24-year-old van driver from Kg Tengah here dislocated his shoulder and injured both legs, while the 49-year-old lorry driver suffered hand injuries. – Bernama, April 11, 2022

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