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Car driven by woman in her 80s crashes into parked vehicles and school fence near Sungai Merah bazaar in Sibu, no injuries reported

Malay Mail

4 days ago

Automotive
Malay Mail

Car driven by woman in her 80s crashes into parked vehicles and school fence near Sungai Merah bazaar in Sibu, no injuries reported

SIBU, July 12 — A car driven by an elderly woman in her 80s crashed into a school fence behind a priest's residence near the Sungai Merah bazaar early this morning. The incident, which occurred around 7am, reportedly began when the woman was reversing her vehicle near a coffee shop in the area. According to eyewitnesses, the car suddenly struck a table and several chairs in front of the shop before careening into two motorcycles parked by the roadside. The vehicle then collided with the rear of a four-wheel drive and a Perodua Kancil before coming to a halt after crashing into the fence of a primary school compound behind the priest's house. Fortunately, the driver escaped the incident unhurt. The crash caused minor damage to the fence and the vehicles involved. It was understood that the elderly woman's son later arranged for all the damaged vehicles to be sent to a workshop and had also agreed to cover all the repair costs. — The Borneo Post

Elderly woman crashes car into parked vehicles and school fence in Sungai Merah, no injuries reported

Borneo Post

4 days ago

Automotive
Borneo Post

Elderly woman crashes car into parked vehicles and school fence in Sungai Merah, no injuries reported

A sedan driven by an elderly woman crashed into a school fence after colliding with several vehicles at Sungai Merah Bazaar this morning. SIBU (July 12): A car driven by an elderly woman in her 80s crashed into a school fence behind a priest's residence near the Sungai Merah bazaar early this morning. The incident, which occurred around 7am, reportedly began when the woman was reversing her vehicle near a coffee shop in the area. According to eyewitnesses, the car suddenly struck a table and several chairs in front of the shop before careening into two motorcycles parked by the roadside. The vehicle then collided with the rear of a four-wheel drive and a Perodua Kancil before coming to a halt after crashing into the fence of a primary school compound behind the priest's house. Fortunately, the driver escaped the incident unhurt. The crash caused minor damage to the fence and the vehicles involved. It was understood that the elderly woman's son later arranged for all the damaged vehicles to be sent to a workshop and had also agreed to cover all the repair costs. car crash elderly woman lead uninjured

Elderly motorcyclist killed in multi-vehicle crash in Batu Pahat

The Star

5 days ago

The Star

Elderly motorcyclist killed in multi-vehicle crash in Batu Pahat

BATU PAHAT: A 70-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a five-vehicle crash at KM122 of the Johor Baru–Melaka road in Tanjung Laboh here. Batu Pahat OCPD Asst Comm Shahrulanuar Mushaddat Abdullah Sani said the incident occurred at about 6.20pm on Thursday (July 10) when the victim attempted to make a left turn into the main road towards Batu Pahat town. "He collided with a Proton Saga driven by a 35-year-old man, which was heading straight from the town centre towards Tanjung Laboh. "The impact caused the car to hit a Perodua Axia, which then veered into the opposite lane and crashed into a Perodua Kancil and a Perodua Viva," he said in a press statement on Friday (July 11). The elderly rider sustained severe injuries to the head and limbs as well as internal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. ACP Shahrulanuar Mushaddat added that the Proton Saga driver sustained serious head injuries while the drivers of the other two cars sustained minor injuries and were all treated at Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail here. The case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for causing death by reckless or dangerous driving.

Daily Express

24-06-2025

General
Daily Express

Houses razed in Ranau, Penampang

Published on: Tuesday, June 24, 2025 Published on: Tue, Jun 24, 2025 By: Clarence Dol, Sisca Humphrey Text Size: Firefighters putting out a house fire along Jalan Sindanan in Penampang (left) and firemen extinguishing the flames engulfing house in Kg Poring in Ranau. RANAU: A family lost all of their possessions after their house and cars were razed, early Monday. Head of the Ranau BBP Station, PPgB Rantey Fred, said the incident happened in Kg Poring Jalan Hot Spring Ranau at about 1am. According to him, a call was received through the station line and a group of seven firemen, led by the Operations Commander, PBK II Becket Gumat, rushed to the location. 'Arriving at the scene located 19km from the station, we found a two-storey non-permanent house and three vehicles, namely, a Proton Exora, Suzuki Jeep and Perodua Kancil engulfed in flames. 'The firemen extinguished the fire by using two 200ft jets of water from the machinery tank. Unfortunately, the house and cars were destroyed,' he said, adding that the operation ended at 3.30am. He reiterated the call towards the public to be more cautious, especially during dry and windy seasons. Advertisement nearby areas,' he said. For fire emergency or special services, members of the public can contact Bomba Ranau's 24-hour hotline at 088-878779, 019-2449348 or 999. In PENAMPANG, semi-permanent house was partially destroyed in a fire that broke out along Jalan Sindanan, early Monday. The Sabah Fire and Rescue Department said the Penampang Fire Station received an emergency call at 9.17am via the MERS999. A team of seven firefighters, led by Operations Commander PBK II KUP Marcus Junior, was dispatched to the scene, located 3km from the station. They were assisted by six personnel from the Kota Kinabalu Fire Station using two fire engines, an EMRS unit and a water tanker. The house was 30 per cent destroyed. 'The fire was brought under control by 9.38am and the operation ended at 10.20am,' the department said in a statement. A 37-year-old man suffered breathing difficulties and was treated on the scene by the EMRS team. There was no casualty and the cause of the fire is under investigation. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia

[Watch] Two Girls Help Uncle Push Car In Rain, Malaysia Applauds

Rakyat Post

11-06-2025

Automotive
Rakyat Post

[Watch] Two Girls Help Uncle Push Car In Rain, Malaysia Applauds

Subscribe to our FREE Two young women in Kota Bahru, Kelantan, have become internet heroes after CCTV footage showed them jumping out of their car in heavy rain to help push an elderly man's broken-down Perodua Kancil at a traffic light. The heartwarming clip has gone viral across Malaysian social media, with one Facebook post alone garnering over a million views. The footage is straightforward: an elderly man's car stalls at a busy junction during a downpour. Two young women, who had just been picked up from a bus stop, immediately got out to help push the vehicle. After getting the car moving, they sprint back to their ride, clearly worried about beating the traffic light change. The whole incident takes less than a minute, but it has captured the attention of Malaysians who are praising the girls' quick thinking and willingness to get soaked helping a stranger. What Caught Everyone's Attention The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with comments ranging from heartfelt thanks to marriage proposals from hopeful parents. But being Malaysian cybercitizens, they've also found some unexpected things to focus on: Multiple users are genuinely impressed by the CCTV clarity – 'Kelantan has the clearest security cameras in Malaysia!' one person noted. 'I kept replaying the part where they run back – so funny watching them stumble, but the traffic light was still red so they made it,' laughed one commenter. The Beauty of Unscripted Kindness What makes the video particularly endearing is how genuine it feels. The girls clearly weren't expecting to be filmed – their awkward sprint back to the car and obvious relief at making it before the light changed shows this was just spontaneous kindness, not a staged good deed. Parents in the comments are already trying to arrange meetings: 'These girls who helped the uncle, please show yourselves – my mother wants to meet you,' wrote one hopeful matchmaker. While helping push a stalled car might seem like basic courtesy, the video has struck a chord because it shows young people stepping up without being asked. In heavy rain, no less, getting completely drenched in the process. The elderly man got his car moving, the girls got soaked but made it back safely, and Malaysia got a reminder that small acts of kindness still happen every day – they just don't always get caught on camera. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.