A teenager's trip home after a religious class proved to be her last when she died in an accident at KM20 of Jalan Lipis-Merapoh near Kampung Gua in Kuala Lipis yesterday afternoon. Kuala Lipis police chief Supt Ismail Man said in the accident at about 5.50 pm, Nor Arisya Husniyah Azli Hisham, 14, died at the spot after the motorcycle she was riding pillion on collided with a lorry. He said the biker, 14-year-old Nur Alana Damia Kamarul Azmi was taken to the Kuala Lipis Hospital with injuries. 'According to investigations, the 58-year-old lorry driver was coming from the direction of Ladang Selborne on his way back to Kg Selindang, while the teenagers had just finished their religious class at Kg Gua and were heading home to Kg Padang Tengku. 'At the intersection, the motorcycle collided with the lorry heading on the direct route from Merapoh towards Lipis,' he said in a statement today. Ismail said the case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act (APJ) 1987 and appealed to a ny witnesses to come forward. Source: BERNAMA News Agency
TEEN ON WAY HOME AFTER RELIGIOUS CLASS DIES IN BIKE-LORRY CRASH
A teenager's trip home after a religious class proved to be her last when she died in an accident at KM20 of Jalan Lipis-Merapoh near Kampung Gua in Kuala Lipis yesterday afternoon. Kuala Lipis police chief Supt Ismail Man said in the accident at about 5.50 pm, Nor Arisya Husniyah Azli Hisham, 14, died at the spot after the motorcycle she was riding pillion on collided with a lorry. He said the biker, 14-year-old Nur Alana Damia Kamarul Azmi was taken to the Kuala Lipis Hospital with injuries. 'According to investigations, the 58-year-old lorry driver was coming from the direction of Ladang Selborne on his way back to Kg Selindang, while the teenagers had just finished their religious class at Kg Gua and were heading home to Kg Padang Tengku. 'At the intersection, the motorcycle collided with the lorry heading on the direct route from Merapoh towards Lipis,' he said in a statement today. Ismail said the case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act (APJ) 1987 and appealed to a ny witnesses to come forward. Source: BERNAMA News Agency