KUALA LUMPUR: Kamarozaman Jamaludin knew that all was not well when his daughter called him on her way home, crying and screaming. “I was even more distressed when I heard the wailing of other injured passengers on the train, ” said Kamarozaman, 55. Bernama reported that commuters on the train had a harrowing moment when it suddenly stopped before they were flung by the impact of the collision with another train. Aliq Luqman said that before the accident, the train had stopped for 15 minutes before moving again. He said some passengers were injured by the train’s broken glass panels while some were tossed around as the train stopped suddenly (when it hit the emergency brakes).

Source: The Star May 25, 2021 21:56 UTC