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The victim’s Honda EX5 was damaged in the front mudguard and left front coverset while further investigation has not led to any arrests. - Photo courtesy of PDRM

The accident, involving a bus carrying UPSI students and another vehicle, has sent shockwaves across the country, shattering the dreams of a young woman described by her brother as cheerful and friendly. - Bernama photo

With new car prices increasingly out of reach for many Malaysians, alternatives such as car leasing and buying second-hand vehicles are gaining traction. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

With vehicle prices remained high and public transport struggled to meet daily demands, more families were postponing or reconsidering parenthood to maintain financial stability. Photo: Canva

Expert stated that Malaysia’s public transportation system remains too unreliable to serve as a practical alternative to car ownership, particularly for families with children. - Photo generated by Sinar Daily

Several piles of fruit left at various locations along the highway. Photo: Mohd Amir Faizal's Facebook

The car sustained damage to the front, rear, and both sides, but the driver was unharmed. - Photo source: Social media

The victims, Farith Aiman Mohd Fairus, 21, who was riding a Honda RS150R, and Mohamad Shahril Anuar, 45, on a Yamaha MT-25, died at the scene from severe injuries in the 7.40 pm crash.

On May 13, nine personnel from the FRU lost their lives when a truck carrying 18 FRU Unit 5 members based in Sungai Senam, Ipoh, collided with a gravel-laden lorry that veered into the opposite lane. Bernama FILE PIX

In the 8.50am incident on Tuesday, a truck carrying 18 FRU personnel from Unit 5, Sungai Senam, Ipoh, was involved in a collision with a lorry loaded with gravel stones while returning from an assignment in Teluk Intan, resulting in nine fatalities. - Photo by Bernama