Tiga maut, seorang cedera dalam kemalangan di Rantau

Tiga lelaki maut manakala seorang lagi lelaki cedera dalam satu kemalangan babit dua buah kereta di Jalan Rantau, Rantau dekat sini tengah malam tadi.

Ketua Operasi Balai Bomba dan Penyelamat Senawang Rudy Hartono Mohd Yasin berkata sepasukan enam anggota dikerah ke lokasi kejadian selepas menerima panggilan kecemasan daripada orang awam pada 11.10 malam semalam.

"Kami tiba di lokasi pada 11.32 malam dan ketika sampai mendapati dua kereta berlanggar menyebabkan dua penumpang kereta jenis Honda Accord dan seorang pemandu Perodua Kancil maut di tempat kejadian.

"Pemandu Honda Accord difahamkan mengalami kecederaan dan dihantar ke hospital oleh orang awam. Ketiga-tiga mayat pula dihantar ke Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban untuk bedah siasat," katanya ketika dihubungi Bernama di sini, hari ini.

Beliau juga percaya kemalangan itu berpunca akibat terbabas.

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