Three, including doctor and nurse, hurt in crash involving ambulance


GUA MUSANG: A doctor and a nurse were among three people injured after the ambulance they were in crashed at KM15.5 of Jalan Gua Musang-Kuala Krai here Thursday (March 30).

Gua Musang OCPD Supt Sik Choon Foo said they were travelling from Kuala Krai Hospital to Gua Musang Hospital after sending a patient when the accident happened at 3.40pm.

"When going round a bend, the ambulance driver tried to avoid a four-wheel drive vehicle that entered its lane. The ambulance went out of control, hit an electric pole and crashed into a drain,” he said in a statement.

He said the ambulance driver, Anuar Shamsudin, 39, of the Civil Defence Force, suffered serious head injuries.

Dr Al-Farouq Azmi Nazmi, 28, suffered facial injuries and broke his left hand and fingers, while nurse Nur Hafini Hanis Hasbullah, 36, sustained light injuries.

Sik said police were looking for the Mitsubishi Triton driver, and he urged anyone with information on the accident to contact investigating officer Insp Muhamad Rahmad Zakaria at 019-474 2270. - Bernama

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