ALOR GAJAH: A woman was killed while five others were injured in a collision between a Proton Persona, a Mercedes-Benz and a bus in Jalan Kemuning, Pu...
A woman was killed while five others were injured in a collision between a Proton Persona, a Mercedes-Benz and a bus in Jalan Kemuning, Pulau Sebang here yesterday.
He said three others who were injured were bus passengers, K. Venoshini, 27, and Husarani A. Sanmugan, 54, and the driver of Mercedes Benz, Chan Hian Fee, 68, while bus driver, Zainal Yusof, 54, escaped unhurt. It was believed that upon arriving at a corner along Jalan Kampung Kemuning, Zainal had lost control of the bus and entered the opposite lane before crashing into the Proton Persona driven by Rozila, causing the car to spin out of control and hit the Mercedes Benz.
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