Two men injured as car goes up in flames after Jalan Kanowit-Song crash
By DayakDaily Team KANOWIT, Nov 10: Two men were injured in an accident involving two cars, in which one of the cars also caught fire, along Jalan Kanowit-Song here today. According to a report from the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba), firefighters from the Kanowit station were deployed after receiving a call at 9.27am. The report noted that the fire occurred following a road accident involving a Proton Wira and a Proton Persona. The accident involved two adult male victims who sustained…
Two men were injured when a Proton Wira and a Proton Persona collided on Jalan Kanowit-Song; the Wira caught fire and was destroyed, while the Persona was unharmed. Firefighters arrived at 9.27am and used two hose reel lines to extinguish the blaze.
The collision involved a Proton Wira and a Proton Persona on Jalan Kanowit-Song.
The Wira caught fire and was destroyed; the Persona was not affected.
Both injured men were taken to hospital after being extricated by the public.
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KANOWIT, Nov 10: Two men were injured in an accident involving two cars, in which one of the cars also caught fire, along Jalan Kanowit-Song here today.
According to a report from the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba), firefighters from the Kanowit station were deployed after receiving a call at 9.27am.
The report noted that the fire occurred following a road accident involving a Proton Wira and a Proton Persona.
The accident involved two adult male victims who sustained injuries and had been extricated by members of the public before firefighters’ arrival.
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