Man drives SUV 130m down train tracks in Port Klang, police say KTMB investigating
KLANG, Oct 14 — A 60-year-old motorist drove his SUV onto railway tracks and travelled roughly 130 metres before c...
On October 11th, a 60-year-old Kuala Lumpur resident drove his SUV onto railway tracks and proceeded to travel approximately 130 meters before stopping at a KTMB station in Pelabuhan Klang, according to police reports. The incident took place around 11:40 PM near the Jalan Limbungan KTMB station in Klang South district. The driver, who was heading home, reportedly drifted onto the tracks instead of backing away.
Instead of reversing, the man continued along the railway corridor for about 130 meters until coming to a halt directly at the Jalan Limbungan platform in Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor.
KTMB personnel subsequently cleared the SUV from the railway line, completing the removal process at 1:40 AM. The Railways Act 1991, specifically Section 62, governs the investigation of this trespassing case. Police have not disclosed the circumstances or reasons behind the driver's presence on the tracks, nor have they reported any injuries, vehicle damages, or structural issues along the rail line. The initial incident was captured on video and subsequently shared on social media platforms.
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