ROAD ACCIDENT AND ATHLETES OF NATIONAL PRIDE

 

     ROAD ACCIDENT

          BY NUR SAFFA’NAJWA

KUALA LUMPUR-A road accident happened on Jalan Kuching at about 3.30 Pm.

          The accident happened when a speeding Proton Wira car collided a Proton Saga car.Both cars were crushed in the front.

          Among the causes of accidents due to the negative attitude of road users such as like to drive fast.Therefore,cars driven too fast are difficult to control and stopped causing accidents.

          The use of mobile phones while driving is also one of the main causing of road accidents.Studies show that 90 percent of drivers use mobile phone while driving.As a result,accidents will occur.The use of mobile phone while driving is illegal under the law.Therefore,drivers should avoid using mobile phones while driving.So,road users should be careful when driving so that road accidents can be reduced in our country.

CAPTION:A collision between to cars 

     

ATHLETES OF NATIONAL PRIDE

BY NUR SAFFA’NAJWA

KUALA LUMPUR-Datuk Lee Chong Wei and Datuk Nicol Ann David is hero of Malaysias hottenest sports properties.

     Datuk Lee Chong Wei is the number one badminton player and was crowned the national athlete in 2005.His outstanding achievements in the game of badminton have bestowed the tittle of Datuk on him as a ‘No.1 Badminton Player’.He has brought the name of Malaysia all over the world in the game of badminton

     Among the successes achieved by Datuk Lee Chong Wei was winning two gold medals at the 2006 Commonwealth Games and was named world number one twice in the same year.

     Datuk Nicol Ann David is a Malaysian Professional  squash player.She has carved a name for Malaysia in the world squash arena,at least in the women’s category.Now,she is known as the No.1 feamle squash player in Malaysia an is the first Asian win the tittle.

     In 1990,Datuk Nicol Ann David became the first squash player to win the World Junior Squash Championship twice in 1999 and 2001 under the guidance of Richard Glanfield.

CAPTION:Datuk Lee Chong Wei and Datuk nicol Ann David are holding the trophies after won the SEA GAMES 2015.

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