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Cops confirm two individuals burned in Rawang crash were married couple

Police say pair died at scene, lorry driver involved suffered no injuries

9:26 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Two individuals who were burned in a road crash when their car burst into flames at Jalan Kuala Garing, Rawang, near here early today were confirmed a married couple.

Acting Gombak district police chief Noor Ariffin Mohamad Nasir said the husband and wife, both locals, were aged 26 and 23.

He said police received a report on the crash at 4.30am today.

“The result of the investigation found that the crash occurred when a Honda City in which the couple was travelling from the direction of Bandar Country Homes towards Rawang went out of control.

“It then veered into the opposite direction and crashed into a lorry driven by a 25-year-old local man before both vehicles caught fire,” he said in a statement today 

Noor Ariffin said the lorry driver managed to free himself from his burning vehicle and did not suffer any injuries.

“The couple was pronounced dead at the scene and their bodies were taken to Selayang Hospital for an autopsy,” he said and urged those with information on the incident to contact Mohamad Suhaimi Tukiman at 013-755-7556 or the Gombak district police HQ at 03-6126-2222. – September 7, 2023

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