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Gua Musang crash victims laid to rest in single grave

Four members of a family, including two young children, who were killed in a tragic road collision in Gua Musang, Kelantan, have been buried together in a single grave

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 12 Aug 2025 8:49AM

Gua Musang crash victims laid to rest in single grave
Sole survivor, the children's mother, remains in critical condition - August 12, 2025

THE four victims of a fatal collision between a car and a trailer lorry in Gua Musang were laid to rest in a single grave at the Kubang Bemban Muslim Cemetery late Monday night.

The burial took place at approximately 11.30pm after the remains were released to family members from the Forensic Medicine Department at Gua Musang Hospital, where post-mortem examinations had been completed.

According to Bernama, the victims have been identified as Muhammad Faiz Nor Amran, 32; his younger sister, Nor Aina Imra, 21; and his two sons, Muhammad Aryan Fattah, 5, and Muhammad Ayden Fattah, 4.

The tragic accident occurred at around 9.15am on Monday along the main road at Felda Chiku 1 in Gua Musang.

According to police reports, the family’s car collided with a trailer lorry under circumstances still under investigation.

The only survivor of the crash, 23-year-old Tuan Norsyuhada Mohd Zain—wife of the late Muhammad Faiz and mother to the two children—was driving the vehicle at the time.

She sustained serious head and chest injuries after becoming trapped in the driver’s seat and was rushed to hospital for emergency treatment.

As of Tuesday morning, her condition remains critical. - August 12, 2025

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