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The Sun
5 days ago
- The Sun
Police investigate viral road crash in Sungai Petani involving Toyota and Nissan
SUNGAI PETANI: The police have received two reports regarding a road crash involving a Toyota Corolla and a Nissan Grand Livina on Jalan Sekerat near here, which has gone viral on social media since last night. A viral video of the incident showed a Nissan car, driven by a man in his 30s, being hit by a Toyota Corolla with a man in his 40s at the wheel. Kuala Muda police chief ACP Hanyan Ramlan, in a statement today, stated that the crash was believed to have occurred at about 1.30 pm yesterday. He said the driver of the Nissan Grand Livina claimed that a Toyota Corolla crashed into his car, causing him to follow the vehicle, but after trailing the Toyota Corolla for about a kilometre, the driver swerved the car and rammed into the right side of his (Nissan) car. 'The driver of the Toyota car then got out of his car and challenged and cursed the driver of the Nissan car before leaving the scene,' he said. He said the reports were lodged last night by the driver of the Nissan car, while the other, by the mother of the driver of the Toyota Corolla. The case is being investigated under Section 42 (1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for reckless driving and endangering life, and Regulation 10 of the Road Traffic Regulations 1959 for failing to properly control the movement of vehicles, causing an accident. - Bernama
Barnama
5 days ago
- Barnama
Police Receive Two Reports Over Road Crash In Sungai Petani
SUNGAI PETANI, Aug 15 (Bernama) -- The police have received two reports regarding a road crash involving a Toyota Corolla and a Nissan Grand Livina on Jalan Sekerat near here, which has gone viral on social media since last night. A viral video of the incident showed a Nissan car, driven by a man in his 30s, being hit by a Toyota Corolla with a man in his 40s at the wheel. Kuala Muda police chief ACP Hanyan Ramlan, in a statement today, stated that the crash was believed to have occurred at about 1.30 pm yesterday. He said the driver of the Nissan Grand Livina claimed that a Toyota Corolla crashed into his car, causing him to follow the vehicle, but after trailing the Toyota Corolla for about a kilometre, the driver swerved the car and rammed into the right side of his (Nissan) car. "The driver of the Toyota car then got out of his car and challenged and cursed the driver of the Nissan car before leaving the scene,' he said. He said the reports were lodged last night by the driver of the Nissan car, while the other, by the mother of the driver of the Toyota Corolla. The case is being investigated under Section 42 (1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for reckless driving and endangering life, and Regulation 10 of the Road Traffic Regulations 1959 for failing to properly control the movement of vehicles, causing an accident. -- BERNAMA
New Straits Times
5 days ago
- New Straits Times
Hit-and-run sparks 1km chase, confrontation goes viral
SUNGAI PETANI: Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident that led to a 1km chase and confrontation between two drivers, which was captured in a now-viral video. Kuala Muda police chief Assistant Commissioner Hanyan Ramlan said the incident, which involved a Toyota Corolla and a Nissan Grand Livina, happened at 1.35pm after the Corolla driver hit the Grand Livina. The Grand Livina driver then chased the Corolla for 1km. "When the Corolla driver realised he was being followed, he turned his car around and crashed into the right side of the Grand Livina," he said. The man then got out of his car and verbally abused the Grand Livina driver before fleeing the scene. Hanyan said the case is being investigated under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act for reckless and dangerous driving, and Rule 10 of the Road Traffic Rules for failing to control a vehicle. The offences carry jail time and fines, with a conviction under Section 42(1) carrying a maximum penalty of a five-year jail sentence and a RM15,000 fine.
The Star
13-06-2025
- The Star
Sukuk fund misuse probe to wrap up soon
Top of the class: Azam (second from right) with top graduates (from left) Nor Hazira Mohamad Hasri, Nurarina Yuslynda Usuf and Tengku Nur Diyana Syamimi Tengku Zolnurin at the MACC Law Enforcement Accredited Programme convocation ceremony in Bangi. — Bernama BANGI: The investigation regarding alleged misuse of sukuk funds in a highway project in the Klang Valley is expected to be completed within a month or two, says Tan Sri Azam Baki. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner said the length of time is needed to enable the investigation team to obtain complete information. 'We need to analyse several documents including financial statements. 'So far, we have recorded the statements of 53 witnesses to assist with the investigation,' he said after attending the MACC Law Enforcement Accredited Programme convocation yesterday. Azam said more witnesses will be called up to assist with the investigation. Azam had said the highway concessionaire is a key witness in the investigation. Earlier reports stated that 45 people who had given statements were recalled to provide more information. On June 3, the MACC disclosed that it had seized assets worth around RM143mil concerning the case. Investigators are also tracing luxury vehicles and properties linked to the Tan Sri, including assets in London and Switzerland. On another matter, Azam said at least two people are expected to be charged in connection with a video clip of an alleged corruption scandal involving a Sabah assemblyman. He said he will make the announcement of the prosecution soon. It was reported that the MACC has completed the investigation paper regarding the case. According to a source, the investigation paper was sent to the prosecution for review two weeks ago. Several video recordings have gone viral, allegedly showing conversations between certain people and several Sabah lawmakers regarding the issue of mineral licensing in the state. Meanwhile, the statement recording of a Tan Sri had resumed yesterday at his residence following a six-hour session on Wednesday, he added. A white Toyota Vios carrying MACC officers was seen entering the individual's residence at 8.45am in Bandar Tasik Selatan here while the MACC's Anti-Corruption Tactical Squad (ACTS) arrived at the premises at 10.50am yesterday. The ACTS officers were seen armed with firearms. Four vehicles were seen entering the property, including two white vans, a Nissan Grand Livina and a Honda City. One of the entrances to the property was also sealed by auxiliary police from a private company, with cones and barriers placed at the gate. Media personnel were prevented from approaching the area.
Malaysiakini
12-06-2025
- Malaysiakini
Armed MACC officers enter home of 'Tan Sri' amid sukuk probe
The MACC's armed tactical squad entered the home of a 'Tan Sri' who is a suspect in the probe into the alleged misappropriation of sukuk funds meant for a Klang Valley highway project. The Star reported that four vehicles from the Anti-Corruption Tactical Squad (ACTS) were seen entering the property in Bandar Tasik Selatan at 10.50am, including two white vans, a Nissan Grand Livina, and a Honda City.
