A 45-year-old foreigner died after being hit by a KTM Komuter train near the Klang Komuter Station in Taman Sri Istana. Police confirmed that the incident involved no criminal elements and an autopsy concluded the cause of death was injuries sustained from being hit by the train. The KTM Komuter operation was delayed by over an hour following the incident.
KTM Komuter operations were delayed for over an hour yesterday morning after a train collided with the trespassers. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudinas a first-time user . Exclusively for Malay Mail readers: Use codeSHAH ALAM, Jan 29 — There are no criminal elements in the case of a foreigner’s death after being hit by a train near the Klang Komuter Station, Jalan Besar, Taman Sri Istana here yesterday morning.
“The cause of death was due to injuries caused by being hit by a train and there were no criminal elements. The South Klang District Police Headquarters has opened a sudden death investigation paper for further investigations,” Cha said in a statement today. He said investigations found that at 6.38 am when the complainant was driving the train from Port Klang to Tanjung Malim, he suddenly heard a loud noise like hitting an object at KM34.734 between Teluk Pulai and Klang.
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