Dungun crash: Suspect's husband apologises, says wife never the same after losing baby 10 years ago


PETALING JAYA: "I apologise on my wife's behalf," says the husband of the female car driver who crashed into two motorcycles in Dungun, killing three Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) students.

Azhar Ahmad, 53, said he wanted to apologise to the families of the victims the same night of the accident but was advised by police and friends to wait until the situation had calmed down.

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