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Two men killed after MPV crashes into lorry on North–South Expressway

Firefighters worked to free the victims from a mangled MPV after a late-night collision near Juru left both occupants dead

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 20 Nov 2025 9:52AM

Two men killed after MPV crashes into lorry on North–South Expressway
Lorry driver escapes unharmed as Police investigate the cause of the crash - November 20, 2025

A LATE-NIGHT collision on the North–South Expressway near Juru claimed the lives of two men on Wednesday, 19 November, after their multi-purpose vehicle ploughed into a lorry travelling along the same stretch.

The victims, driver Mohamad Nizar Abdul Rahman, 32, and passenger Muhammad Fakhrur Razi Usri, 31, were pronounced dead at the scene.

Emergency services were alerted at about 11.22pm and firefighters raced to the location, where they were forced to extricate both men from the severely crushed vehicle.

The force of the impact left the MPV almost entirely crumpled, with much of its structure compacted beyond recognition.

The lorry driver, 37-year-old Ismail Che Dat, who had been transporting fruits, escaped without injury.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. - November 20, 2025

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