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New Straits Times
10-07-2025
- New Straits Times
Motorcyclist dies at home following June 25 crash in Pasir Penambang
KUALA LUMPUR: A 71-year-old motorcyclist, involved in a crash at Jalan Pasir Penambang, Kuala Selangor, has died at home due to traumatic brain injuries sustained in the incident. Kuala Selangor police chief Superintendent Azaharudin Tajudin said police received a report on the death at about 9.10am yesterday. He said preliminary investigations found that the accident occurred at approximately 5.44pm on June 25 and involved two motorcycles. "The incident took place when the victim, riding a Yamaha SS2, was travelling from the main road in Pasir Penambang towards the public market. As he attempted to turn right from the left lane, a Modenas Kriss motorcycle, ridden by a 31-year-old foreigner coming from the opposite direction, was unable to avoid a collision," he said in a statement today. Azaharudin said the victim sustained injuries to his leg and head and was immediately taken to Tanjong Karang Hospital for treatment. The other rider sustained only minor injuries to his leg and elbow. "Yesterday, the victim was pronounced dead at home and was later taken to the forensic unit of Tanjong Karang Hospital for a post-mortem, which confirmed the cause of death as traumatic brain injury secondary to a motor vehicle crash," he said. The case is being investigated under Section 44(1)(a) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for causing injury by driving under the influence of alcohol, and further investigations are ongoing. Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information is urged to contact the Kuala Selangor district police operations room at 03-3289 1222 or visit the nearest police station.
The Star
09-07-2025
- The Star
Police record statements from bus driver, cyclists involved in roadside row
SHAH ALAM: Police have taken statements from four individuals over Sunday's (July 6) altercation between a bus driver and cyclists allegedly obstructing a bus lane at KM23 of the Kuala Selangor-Kuala Lumpur road. Kuala Selangor Police Chief Supt Azaharudin Tajudin said the police had received two reports, one from the bus driver and another from a member of the group of cyclists involved. "For now, police have recorded statements from four individuals, and no summonses have been issued as the investigation is still ongoing," he said in a statement on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Azaharudin was reported as saying that police were tracking down a group of cyclists believed to be involved in the incident, which occurred around 9.35am on Sunday near the Batu Arang traffic lights before it went viral on social media. Azaharudin said the case is being investigated under Regulation 42(3) of the Road Traffic Rules 1959 for competitive cycling on the road. - Bernama
New Straits Times
08-07-2025
- New Straits Times
Police seeking cyclists accused of blocking bus on Kuala Selangor road
KUALA SELANGOR: Police are tracking down a group of cyclists suspected of obstructing a bus at Km23 of Jalan Kuala Selangor–Kuala Lumpur heading towards Sungai Buloh after the Batu Arang traffic lights. Kuala Selangor police chief Superintendent Azaharudin Tajudin said a video of the incident, which showed an encounter between a bus driver and a group of cyclists, went viral on Facebook around 5pm yesterday. "Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident occurred at 9.35am the day before yesterday when the group was heading towards Sungai Buloh. "They were believed to be cycling in a large group on the left side of the road, obstructing the bus' path," he said today. Azaharudin said the case is being investigated for failing to ride bicycles in a single file. Members of the public with information are urged to contact the Kuala Selangor police headquarters operations room at 03-3289 1222 or the nearest police station.
The Star
08-07-2025
- The Star
QuickCheck: Did a group of cyclists block a bus in Kuala Selangor?
A screenshot of the video that went viral showing the incident involving the bicyclists and a bus. A SOCIAL media video sparked debate when it appeared to show a bus driver confronting cyclists along a busy road. The footage quickly went viral, with claims that the cyclists had formed a cluster and obstructed the bus's path. Is it true that this group of cyclists impeded traffic in Kuala Selangor? Verdict: TRUE Police in Kuala Selangor are currently searching for a group of cyclists who allegedly blocked the bus along Kilometre 23 of the Kuala Selangor-Kuala Lumpur road heading towards Sungai Buloh. "The initial investigation found that the group rode in a pack on the left lane, likely hindering the bus's movement," said District Police Chief Superintendent Azaharudin Tajudin. He added that the incident is believed to have taken place on Sunday at about 9.35am, though it did not result in any reported accidents. "This case is being investigated under Regulation 42(3) of the Road Traffic Rules 1959 for racing or competing while riding a bicycle," explained the Superintendent. He confirmed that an effort to locate the cyclists is underway and urged anyone with details to contact the operations room at the Kuala Selangor District Police Headquarters (03-3289 1222) or the nearest police station. A clip of the altercation was shared on Facebook, where users saw a heated exchange between the bus driver and the cyclists. Superintendent Azaharudin also advised all road users to follow traffic regulations and respect the rights and safety of others.
The Sun
28-06-2025
- The Sun
Newborn baby abandoned in Kuala Selangor, police probe case
SHAH ALAM: Police are investigating the discovery of a newborn baby boy abandoned by the roadside in Kampung Api-Api, Kuala Selangor. The infant, wrapped in a plastic bag, was found near a mosque on Friday night. Kuala Selangor police chief Supt Azaharudin Tajudin confirmed the incident, stating that Sungai Buloh Hospital alerted authorities at approximately 9.11 pm. Initial examinations revealed the baby was full-term, weighing 2.135 kilogrammes, and in stable condition. 'The infant is believed to be less than a week old, with his umbilical cord still attached,' Azaharudin said in a statement. A member of the public found the child, who was later transferred to Tanjong Karang Hospital for further medical checks. Authorities are appealing for information from the public. Witnesses can contact Investigating Officer Insp Siti Mazliah Azizi at 017-6649100 or visit the nearest police station. The case is being investigated under Section 317 of the Penal Code for child abandonment.
