KUALA LUMPUR: Two vehicles and two motorcycles were crushed by trees that toppled during a storm at the Pandan Jaya Apartments and Jalan Pandan here Sunday afternoon (Nov 27).
Selangor Fire and Rescue Department director Norazam Khamis said, however, there were no casualties reported in both incidents following heavy rain and strong winds.
"The Fire and Rescue Department received the first call at 3.13pm and arrived at the scene at Jalan Pandan 2/3 in Pandan Jaya 10 minutes later, and found a fallen tree had crushed two motorcycles parked under it. "The second call was received at 3.38pm reporting a fallen tree at the Pandan Jaya Apartments which crushed a Proton Waja car and a Nissan Vanette van," he said in a statement.Article type: free
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