Pahang Sultan stops convoy, helps accident victims on Pan Borneo Highway
KUALA LUMPUR: The Sultan of Pahang stopped his vehicle to assist victims of a road accident on the Pan Borneo Highway today.
On a recent afternoon, the Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Riayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, made a remarkable display of compassion when he stopped his vehicle to aid two accident victims on the Pan Borneo Highway. The Sultan, who had just concluded a visit to Masjid Al-Sultan Abdullah in Telok Melano, was en route from Lundu to Kuching when the incident unfolded around 3:30pm near Kampung Stungkor on Jalan Bau-Lundu.
Upon discovering the collision involving a car and a motorcycle, the royal convoy swiftly halted, and the Sultan immediately ordered an ambulance to provide assistance. The collision involved a local woman and a couple on the motorcycle, with both victims suffering from serious injuries. The Kesultanan Pahang Facebook page reported that the injured pair were quickly transported to Lundu Hospital for medical attention.
Demonstrating his characteristic humility, the Sultan personally descended from his vehicle to personally assess the condition of the injured couple. He engaged in conversation, inquired about their well-being, and assisted in calming the victims as the ambulance prepared to depart for the hospital. Despite the scorching afternoon heat, the Sultan remained on site, ensuring the injured received the necessary care and support.
Known for his approachable demeanor and hands-on leadership style, the Sultan's prompt intervention and compassionate demeanor not only helped alleviate the victims' distress but also highlighted his commitment to the welfare of the people he serves. The incident served as a testament to the Sultan's devotion to the principles of empathy, service, and community well-being.
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