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Residents urge installation of traffic lights at high-risk jalan slim junction

TANJONG MALIM: Residents near Perumahan Awam 3, Jalan Slim Lama here, are calling for urgent action to install traffic lights at a junction linking the Behrang Stesen-Tanjung Malim Highway (FT193) and Jalan Slim-Behrang Ulu (A121), where they claim frequent crashes, including fatal cases, have occurred.

Residents urge installation of traffic lights at high-risk jalan slim junction

Residents near Jalan Slim Lama in Tanjong Malim are urging the installation of traffic lights at a high-risk junction linking the Behrang Stesen-Tanjung Malim Highway and Jalan Slim-Behrang Ulu. The junction has been the site of frequent crashes, including fatal incidents, with motorcyclists particularly at risk due to vehicles moving from various directions and heavy vehicles using the route.

Yameeun Marsudi, a 75-year-old resident, said traffic lights were urgently needed to regulate traffic flow and reduce the risk of collisions. Meanwhile, Mohd Nizam Abdul Wahid, a 44-year-old resident, recounted witnessing a fatal accident at the junction two months ago. Tanjong Malim Member of Parliament Chang Lih Kang confirmed that applications for traffic lights, road widening, and improvements to road furniture in the area had been submitted to the Perak Public Works Department, but funding approvals have yet to be approved.

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