Living on a line
Hendra Wardi
Two evenings ago, June 24 6pm, my father barely escaped death at Pusat Bandar
Damansara MRT's construction site. (near HELP Uni) A slab of metal fell from the site onto
the main road and crushed the passenger side of the car. Luckily it did not fall on the
driver’s side or he would have been killed instantly. If anyone else had been in the car with
him, they would have died.
How many more incidents like this will happen before we allow this negligence to go
unnoticed. We are thankful that the damages are on the car and not the person but how can
they ensure that this won't happen again?
Someone must be accountable for this! Share this. I'm sure most of you use this road and
just remember. This could be you.
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Another car involved.
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Another car involved.
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As long as corruption is on the rise our lives are on the line.
Day in day out the authorities are playing a fool instead of working. This should never had
happened if someone actually works.
Today Malaysia has become a nut case. Every authorities are flip flopping to heaven in the
name of Allah.
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