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Two GOF personnel die after car rams into back of stalled lorry

Victims killed at scene of accident at Jalan Rantai Panjang-Pasir Mas, say police

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 29 Oct 2022 2:37PM

Two GOF personnel die after car rams into back of stalled lorry

KOTA BARU – Two General Operations Force personnel died after the car they were in rammed the rear of a stalled lorry on the road shoulder at Jalan Rantai Panjang-Pasir Mas, early today.

Pasir Mas police chief Mohd Nasaruddin M. Nasir said Jerry Layong Nyalin, 32, and Juna Jembat, 39, from the 8th Battalion in Pengkalan Chepa, here, died on the spot in the accident which occurred at 4.25am.

“The lorry driver was not in the vehicle when the collision occurred. The bodies were taken to Pasir Mas Hospital,” he said in a statement. – Bernama, October 29, 2022

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