Taxi driver’s car and EMRS van hit by fire engine


Memories of a riot: Arumugam leaving the Shah Alam Court Complex after his testimony. — Bernama

SHAH ALAM: A taxi driver whose vehicle was hit by a Fire and Rescue Department’s fire truck could not remember much of what transpired that early morning of Nov 27 last year.

K. Arumugam, 66, told the coroner’s court that he was “dazed” after his taxi was hit by the fire truck as it reversed out of the vicinity of the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.

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