Last week, two victims perished in a horrific accident on a highway in Johor, Malaysia, when several vehicles burst into flames.
Unfortunately, a similar tragedy has struck again, this time over in Selangor.
In the wee hours of Friday morning (21 Oct), firefighters received an alert regarding a burning car on a road in the Klang District.
Source: China Press on Facebook
After they extinguished the blaze, they found a charred body inside.
According to Astro Awani, the incident happened along Jalan Shapadu in Kampung Sungai Pinang.
Selangor Fire and Rescue Department chief Norazam Khamis said that firefighters received reports about a car on fire at 5.27am and promptly rushed to the scene.
Source: China Press on Facebook
They arrived about 10 minutes later and put out the flames, revealing a Perodua Kancil that had been completely destroyed.
Source: China Press on Facebook
Even more horrifying was the discovery of a charred body in the driver’s seat.
Source: China Press
While the victim’s identity is pending confirmation, Free Malaysia Today reports that he is believed to be an elderly man in his 70s.
The victim’s body is now in the police’s possession awaiting further action. The authorities are currently investigating the cause of the inferno.
China Press notes that this is the second case in just 11 days involving a vehicle on fire in the state.
On 10 Oct, a man lost his life in a burning car near a mosque in Bandar Kinrara, a township in Puchong, Selangor.
Like the most recent case, it also involved a Perodua Kancil, Harian Metro reports.
MS News extends our deepest condolences to the family of the deceased. May he rest in peace.
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Featured image adapted from China Press on Facebook.
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