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Authorities are examining video evidence after an Immigration Department truck struck a vehicle in central Kuala Lumpur, killing a man and his two daughters in what appears to be a serious traffic accident.
An Immigration Department lorry driver has been charged with five offences, including three counts of causing death by dangerous driving, following a fatal collision at Maju Junction that killed three family members.
A deadly collision between a Kuala Lumpur Immigration Department truck and a Proton Saga has claimed three lives and left another critically injured. The investigation file is being forwarded to the Attorney General's Chambers for potential charges.
Two drivers have been remanded by police following a catastrophic collision involving an Immigration Department lorry on Jalan Sultan Ismail in Kuala Lumpur. The crash claimed the lives of a father and his two daughters in the early hours of the morning.
Malaysia's Home Minister has directed the Immigration Department to cooperate fully in investigating a fatal lorry crash that killed three pedestrians in Kuala Lumpur. The minister warned of firm action if negligence or misconduct is found.
The brother-in-law of a man killed in a crash involving an Immigration Department lorry at Maju Junction is calling for a full investigation, citing claims the vehicle ran a red light before hitting pedestrians.
Malaysia's Immigration Department has initiated an internal investigation following a fatal vehicle accident on Jalan Sultan Ismail in Kuala Lumpur. The probe will examine adherence to standard operating procedures and safety protocols.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has instructed the Immigration Department to launch an immediate and comprehensive investigation into a fatal truck crash that occurred early today on Jalan Sultan Ismail in Kuala Lumpur.
An immigration officer in Melaka was charged in Sessions Court with accepting monthly bribes worth RM1,950 from a restaurant owner over a seven-month period last year. The case highlights corruption vulnerabilities in government service.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on Immigration Department staff to maintain the highest standards of integrity and reject corruption, emphasising compassion and professional service delivery.