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<p>BATU PAHAT: Seven people were injured while four others escaped unhurt in a seven-vehicle pile-up near a school in Parit Sulong.
Seven people were injured in a seven-vehicle pile-up near a school in Parit Sulong, with one person trapped in a van.
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BATU PAHAT: Seven people were injured while four others escaped unhurt in a seven-vehicle pile-up near a school in Parit Sulong.
The 12pm collision involved five cars — a Proton Wira, Nissan, Perodua Alza, Honda Jazz and Toyota Harrier — an Isuzu van and a motorcycle.
Batu Pahat Fire and Rescue Station operation commander Asri Tumin said 11 people were involved in the crash.
He said one victim was trapped inside the van and had to be extricated using special equipment.
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