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                          Headline : Road Accident

By Amir Hakim

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KUALA BERANG: Three were killed and two were injured in an accident involving two vehicles at Kilometer 42, Jalan Kuala Jeneris-Sungai Gawi (Aring) here, yesterday afternoon.

The incident is believed to have occurred at 7.30 pm, involving a trailer carrying a load of amang iron ore and a Toyota Vios, ridden by five men.

Those killed were Toyota Vios driver Noriskandar Muzafar, 33, front passenger Wan Ahmad Adam Murshidy Wan Rosli, 24, and rear passenger Zulkarnain Buniyami, 18.

The other two passengers of the car, Afif Safwan Mohd Zuki, 21, and Mohamad Rusydi Md. Said, 26, was injured while the 24-year-old trailer driver was not injured.

Hulu Terengganu District Police Chief, Deputy Superintendent Mohd Adli Mat Daud, said the incident is believed to have occurred when a trailer truck was traveling from Gua Musang, Kelantan towards Gebeng Port, Kuantan, Pahang.

He said, five other men who were riding in a Toyota Vios were said to be on their way from Bera, Pahang towards Perak.

"As soon as they arrived at the scene, the car driven by the victim allegedly hit the puddle and lost control and slipped into the trailer lane.

"The car crashed into the front of the trailer causing three to die at the scene.

"The two injured were taken to Hulu Terengganu Hospital for treatment while the bodies of the three victims were taken to the Forensic Unit of the same hospital for an autopsy.

Caption : A very dramatic moment

 

                                Headline : Retired Malaysia Legends

By Amir Hakim

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KUALA LUMPUR: All parties need to respect the decision of the two national sports champions - Datuk Lee Chong Wei and Datuk Nicol David if they decide to retire in the near future.

Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar said, what is important, the two sports, namely badminton and squash, need to have their successors to continue to make the country famous.

"I personally discussed with them about their future, and I personally informed that all sports institutions in the country will support until they feel they want to retire," he said.

He said this at a press conference after officiating the Anti-Doping Awareness Campaign organized by the Malaysian Olympic Council which was attended by more than 200 athletes, coaches and sports officials at Wisma OCM, here today.

Khairy said Nicol, 33, had told him he still wanted to play for at least the next five years and Chong Wei, 34, also expressed his desire to play for at least another year.

"The (retirement) decision is their right, so if Chong Wei feels the World Championships in Glasgow on (August) this year are the last tournament, we should respect his decision," he explained.

Caption: Do not force Chong Wei , Nicol

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