A coach travelling from Singapore to Malaysia met with a serious traffic accident along the North-South Expressway in Malaysia, leaving at least two dead and three seriously injured.
The accident involved a La Holidays coach and a Proton Wira.
The incident took place at Nilai in Negeri Sembilan at around 5.05am on Monday (10 July), the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (JBPM) said in a Facebook post.
Source: Sin Chew Daily on Facebook
22 people were affected by the accident. Two deaths have been reported so far, involving a male bus driver and an Indonesian female passenger.
Three other victims suffered serious injuries.
JBPM stated that a Malay man and woman inside a Proton Wira survived.
According to the post, JBPM Negeri Sembilan received a call about a serious road accident at Nilai along the North-South Expressway in the north direction.
Operations Commander PBK II Shahrudin bin Mohd Din said the accident involved a bus operated by La Holidays. The car is a Proton Wira.
Source: Sin Chew Daily on Facebook
The fire department reported that the bus was travelling from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.
There were reportedly 22 victims.
The coach included 20 people, including a male driver, who JBPM said passed away.
Source: Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia on Facebook
Three people on the bus suffered serious injuries.
Another 15 victims couldn’t be identified as they were taken to hospital.
The cause of the accident is still under investigation.
MS News offer our condolences to the deceased’s family and loved ones. We hope they rest in peace.
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Featured image adapted from Sin Chew Daily on Facebook.
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