Medics push on despite crash


  • Nation
  • Monday, 17 Feb 2003

SUNGAI SIPUT: A collision with another vehicle did not stop a group of about 30 medical personnel from Ipoh from continuing their journey to set up a health camp at an orang asli settlement near here yesterday. 

The group was delayed when one of the seven four-wheel-drives they were travelling in crashed into another vehicle coming from the opposite direction in the 8.50am incident at Ladang Sungai Krudda, about 40km from Ipoh. 

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