Accident happened too fast for me to react, says marathon runner


KUANTAN: It happened in the blink of an eye, said Nurulhuda Ahmad Razali, one of the victims who was hit by a car during the Run Out Pahang Marathon 2018 here on Sunday (March 11).

"I was just running and then I heard a loud noise from behind. Everything happened so fast, like the blink of an eye, and I was just shocked. Before I knew it, I was thrown to the ground in pain," said the 32-year-old lecturer.

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