bus tragedy

Following is the list of passengers injured in the bus tragedy at Km137.3 of the North-South Expressway, northbound, near the Pagoh rest and service area, here today.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said the ministry viewed seriously the incident and the investigation should cover various aspects to determine the cause.

According to Muar Traffic and Public Order chief ASP Suhaimi Ahmad, of the 14 who died, 12 were from Malaysia (four men, eight women) while two others, both women, were from Singapore.

Muar Traffic and Public Order chief ASP Suhaimi Ahmad who confirmed the list said all the dead passengers were sent to the Sultanah Fatimah Specialist Hospital (HPSF).

Datuk Ayub Rahmat said he had directed the authorities to investigate the reason for the tragic accident which claimed 14 lives and injured 16 others.

Four injured survivors of a bus tragedy in Chiang Mai, nine days ago, are scheduled to arrive at the Changi International Airport in Singapore late this evening.

Malaysian Embassy officers in Bangkok are now in Doi Saket district in Chiang Mai to assist the ongoing efforts in providing consular services in relation to Sunday's bus tragedy.

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The government gets tough on express bus companies following three recent bus tragedies. Drastic measures are taken to tackle the problem.

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