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[UPDATED] Two killed in Putrajaya after lorry crashes into vehicles

10.15am incident took place along Persiaran Utara, heading to Precinct 12

Updated 7 months ago · Published on 20 Sep 2023 2:05PM

[UPDATED] Two killed in Putrajaya after lorry crashes into vehicles
Police say the lorry was changing lanes and crashed into three motorcycles, six cars, two lorries and a police outrider on a motorcycle. – Social media pic, September 20, 2023

by The Vibes Team

KUALA LUMPUR – Two people were killed when a lorry crashed into several vehicles in Putrajaya today.

The incident occurred about 10.15am along Persiaran Utara, heading to Precinct 12.

Several cars had apparently stopped along the highway to make way for police outriders who were escorting a convoy when the lorry crashed into them after it failed to brake on time.

Police said the lorry was changing lanes and crashed into three motorcycles, six cars, two lorries and a police outrider on a motorcycle.

Two men were confirmed killed at the scene, while the others were rushed to the Putrajaya and Serdang Hospitals.

The two deceased have been identified as motorcyclists.

Putrajaya district police chief ACP A. Asmadi Abdul Aziz the lorry driver will be detained for a urine test and further investigations,

The Putrajaya Fire and Rescue Department said nine firemen in two engines rushed to the scene following a distress call at 10.24am. – The Vibes, September 20, 2023

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