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The Star
3 hours ago
- The Star
Escaping death by a whisker
Chilling aftermath: Rescuers inspecting the accident scene where the family's car plunged into a ravine after being hit by a speeding bus. — Bernama BALING: Teacher Mohd Lutfi Radzi, 37, had gone back to Terengganu with his wife, Nurul Ain Zakaria, also a teacher, for Hari Raya Aidiladha. The couple, with their two children, had left Terengganu to return home to Kedah on Sunday night. Then, the unthinkable happened. A speeding bus went out of control and slammed into the back of their car, sending the multi-purpose vehicle careening into a ravine. Nurul Ain Zakaria, 35, suffered an injury to her left rib, while her daughter, Nur Aisyah Nafishah Mohd Lutfi, 6, broke her right leg. Nur Aisyah's younger brother, Muhammad Ahsan Nafis, 2, was flung out of the car into a drain. Thankfully, an X-ray examination at Hospital Baling showed he did not suffer any major injuries. 'Mohd Lutfi has been discharged but is still taking care of his wife and children in the hospital,' according to his mother, Norlian Abd Halim, 58. Norlian said her son and daughter-in-law had travelled back to Terengganu the previous week to celebrate Hari Raya Aidiladha with Nurul Ain's family. She told Bernama she had tried calling Mohd Lutfi on the day they left for Terengganu, but he did not answer. He only returned her call at 8.30am on Monday. 'He told me his family was involved in an accident ... I later saw the video of the accident, but I was too shocked to watch it till the end,' she said. However, she was grateful that the family did not lose their lives in the accident. 'I hope my son, my daughter-in-law and two grandchildren recover quickly,' she said when met at her home in Pondok Ustaz Bakar, Parit Panjang, near here, yesterday. Police have recorded a statement from Mohd Lutfi but are still waiting to record a statement from the other members of the family who are still warded in Hospital Baling, said Perak police chief Comm Datuk Noor Hisam Nordin.
The Sun
a day ago
- The Sun
Mohd Lutfi's mother relieved his family only suffered injuries in UPSI bus accident
BALING: The mother of the Perodua Alza driver, Norlian Abd Halim, 58, is grateful and relieved that her son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren were only injured after being involved in an accident that claimed 15 lives in Gerik, Perak, early yesterday morning. According to her, her son, Mohd Lutfi Radzi, 37, returned her call at 8.30 am, but did not respond earlier. 'He told her that his family was involved in an accident... I saw the video of the accident but I was too sad, to watch it to the end. 'I am grateful that they are safe... I hope my son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren recover quickly,' she said when met at her home in Pondok Ustaz Bakar, Parit Panjang, near here, today. According to Norlian, her daughter-in-law, Nurul Ain Zakaria, 35, who is still being treated at the Baling Hospital, suffered an injury to her left rib while her granddaughter, Nur Aisyah Nafishah Mohd Lutfi, 6, broke her right leg. 'Nur Aisyah's younger brother (Muhammad Ahsan Nafis, 2) was not injured after falling into the drain and has undergone an X-ray examination. 'Mohd Lutfi has been discharged but is still taking care of his wife and children in the hospital,' she said. Norlian said her son and daughter-in-law are teachers and had returned to Terengganu to celebrate Hari Raya Aidiladha with her daughter-in-law's family since last week. The media previously reported that Perodua Alza driver Mohd Lutfi and his family were involved in an accident involving a bus carrying students from Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) in Gerik, Perak, early yesterday morning. The accident claimed the lives of 15 UPSI students aged between 21 and 23, who were said to be travelling from Jertih, Terengganu to Tanjung Malim, Perak.
The Sun
a day ago
- The Sun
Mohd Lutfi's mother relieved his family only suffered injuries
BALING: The mother of the Perodua Alza driver, Norlian Abd Halim, 58, is grateful and relieved that her son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren were only injured after being involved in an accident that claimed 15 lives in Gerik, Perak, early yesterday morning. According to her, her son, Mohd Lutfi Radzi, 37, returned her call at 8.30 am, but did not respond earlier. 'He told her that his family was involved in an accident... I saw the video of the accident but I was too sad, to watch it to the end. 'I am grateful that they are safe... I hope my son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren recover quickly,' she said when met at her home in Pondok Ustaz Bakar, Parit Panjang, near here, today. According to Norlian, her daughter-in-law, Nurul Ain Zakaria, 35, who is still being treated at the Baling Hospital, suffered an injury to her left rib while her granddaughter, Nur Aisyah Nafishah Mohd Lutfi, 6, broke her right leg. 'Nur Aisyah's younger brother (Muhammad Ahsan Nafis, 2) was not injured after falling into the drain and has undergone an X-ray examination. 'Mohd Lutfi has been discharged but is still taking care of his wife and children in the hospital,' she said. Norlian said her son and daughter-in-law are teachers and had returned to Terengganu to celebrate Hari Raya Aidiladha with her daughter-in-law's family since last week. The media previously reported that Perodua Alza driver Mohd Lutfi and his family were involved in an accident involving a bus carrying students from Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) in Gerik, Perak, early yesterday morning. The accident claimed the lives of 15 UPSI students aged between 21 and 23, who were said to be travelling from Jertih, Terengganu to Tanjung Malim, Perak.
