Malaysia

Overloaded bus crashes in Tg Malim, injures 13 students 

Victims are currently seeking treatment at Slim River Hospital

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 09 Nov 2022 10:14PM

Overloaded bus crashes in Tg Malim, injures 13 students 
An overloaded bus ferrying students from nearby hostels in Tg Malim has lost control and crashed into a ditch. – LANCELOT THESEIRA/The Vibes pic, November 9, 2022

by Lancelot Theseira

TG MALIM – Thirteen students were injured today when an overloaded bus ferrying them from their university campus here to nearby hostels lost control and crashed into a ditch.

The emergency services department received a call at 7.13pm and dispatched a unit from the Kuala Kubu Baru fire station.

According to a preliminary report from the Fire Department, the incident occurred on Jalan Utama near Proton City and involved a 44-seater bus that was carrying 10 passengers above its limit.

Those injured were brought to the Slim River Hospital with minor injuries, according to a copy of the department’s report sighted by The Vibes.

Of the 54 victims, 22 were male and 32 were female.

As of press time, it is unclear what caused the accident. However, the fire department has said that investigations are ongoing. – The Vibes, November 9, 2022

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