Malaysians empathise with road rage lorry driver


Ugly incident: Lim Hai Shun, 60, standing beside his badly damaged Proton Wira after a lorry rammed into it near a public market in Taman Berjaya, Nibong Tebal. (Right) The lorry was discovered in a banana plantation after the incident.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians say that they understand the actions of an angry lorry driver who rammed into 18 cars that blocked his path on Sunday, as they too have experienced similar frustrations.

“The lorry driver deserves a Datukship, more than Shah Rukh Khan does,” Harivin Krishnan said on The Star Online’s Facebook page.

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