A father and his two daughters died in a road accident involving an Immigration Department lorry, according to local media. The incident, which occurred in Malaysia, has sparked calls for improved road safety measures. A road safety activist stated the tragedy could have been avoided, highlighting potential lapses in vehicle maintenance or driver training.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which involved a government vehicle used for immigration services. The lorry was reportedly traveling on a highway when it collided with another vehicle, leading to the fatalities. No official details have been released about the circumstances of the collision.
The Immigration Department has not yet commented on the incident. Local activists are urging stricter enforcement of safety protocols for government vehicles. The case has drawn public attention to the need for greater oversight in transportation safety.
The incident underscores ongoing concerns about road safety in Malaysia, where traffic accidents remain a significant cause of death. Officials have previously called for better infrastructure and stricter enforcement of traffic laws.
