Genting bus crash: 'My dad wasn't an angry man'


KUALA LUMPUR: The 20-year-old son of bus driver Lim Kok Hoe, who died in the Genting bus crash, has come to his father’s defence, saying that Lim had not been an angry man.

“My father was a good man, he was not the type to find trouble or fight with anyone. He hardly ever scolded me,” said the bus driver’s only son Lim Dei Shen yesterday.

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