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2 rentung di Temerloh, pemandu lori tangki direman

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2 rentung di Temerloh, pemandu lori tangki direman

Two individuals died after a tanker truck carrying 32,000 liters of fuel oil crashed into a vehicle carrying two children near Temerloh, Malaysia, on Monday. The incident occurred on KM9 of the Temerloh–Triang road, near Kampung Lebak. The 37-year-old driver of the tanker has been arrested for questioning under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Police have stated that drug tests on the driver were negative. The identities of the victims will be confirmed through DNA testing, using a comparison of their genetic material with that from a sample provided by the Malaysian Chemical Department. Initial investigations revealed that the tanker was reported missing from Seremban and veered off the road, striking the vehicle carrying the two children before the subsequent collisions caused the fiery crash.

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