Couple die, children injured in Gua Musang accident


GUA MUSANG: A soldier and his wife died, and their two children were injured in an accident at kilometre 43 of Jalan Gua Musang–Lojing on Sunday (Jun 2).

The victims were identified as Ridwan Effendy Yusof, 43, and Suhana Khairudin, 37.

Gua Musang District police chief Supt Sik Choon Foo confirmed that the accident occurred at 9.35am on Sunday.

He said initial investigations found that the car driven by Ridwan Effendy was travelling from Ipoh towards Gua Musang.

"It is believed that Ridwan Effendy lost control of the car, veering off to the left side of the road and crashed into a roadside drainage wall.

"The impact of the crash caused the couple to be thrown from their vehicle. They died at the scene," he said.

Sik added that their children were taken to Gua Musang Hospital for treatment, and the case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for reckless driving causing death.

He appealed to the public to contact the Traffic Investigation & Enforcement Division of the Gua Musang District police headquarters at 09-9121222 or the investigating officer, Insp Aida, at 012-4027283 with any information about the accident. – Bernama

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