Lorry Driver Fined RM300 For Obstructing Fire Truck On Emergency Call
Kampar police chief Supt Mohamad Nazri Daud said the summons was issued after a video of the incident went viral, showing the fire truck struggling to overtake the lorry, which failed to give way.
'The incident sparked public concern over the safety and priority of emergency vehicles during critical operations,' he said in a statement today.
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