Op Lancar in conjunction with Aidiladha – 7,644 road accidents, 85 deaths recorded from June 28 to July 2

Op Lancar in conjunction with Aidiladha – 7,644 road accidents, 85 deaths recorded from June 28 to July 2

A total of 7,644 road accidents were recorded from June 28 to July 2 during Op Lancar, which was organised by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidiladha. According to Bukit Aman traffic investigation and enforcement department (JSPT) director Comm Datuk Mat Kasim Karim, 85 deaths were recorded in 79 road accidents.

Motorcyclists accounted for the majority of fatalities, with 57 deaths (55 riders and two passengers) recorded in 56 accidents. As for cars, 14 fatal accidents with 19 deaths (10 drivers and nine passengers) were recorded during the five-day period.

Meanwhile, three fatal accidents were reported involving three pedestrians, and two drivers of four-wheel drive vehicles lost their lives in two fatal accidents. Mat Kasim also said there were two deaths involving cyclists, while two separate cases involving a MPV and van saw two deaths.

Op Lancar was implemented to monitor and disperse traffic at major highways as well as traffic stops or intersections that are congestion hotspots.

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Comments

  • Paula Shy on Jul 04, 2023 at 11:30 am

    Pls do OP LANCAP more frequently is good to reduce road accidents incidents

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    • Unimaginable Insanity on Jul 04, 2023 at 3:16 pm

      The solution is NOT doing these operasi more frequently.
      The solution is applying the full steam of the law,jailing those without bail all those basikal lajak parents,rempits with parents,speed demons,food riders who repeatedly beat red traffic lights and STOP GIVING BLARDY REBATES for samans.
      If parliament needs to amend certain transport laws,Mr Ahlokekor…pls take the lead ,so that those rascals dont take our laws lightly.
      Each year,inspite of repeated operasi,more people die or spend their lifetime now on a wheelchair.
      Albert Einstein,said Doing the same thing over n over but expecting different results…is deemed INSANITY.

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  • John C on Jul 04, 2023 at 12:07 pm

    5 days , 7600 accidents and 85 deaths? Average out 17 deaths everyday. Hope Minister Loke, Miros, JPJ and PDRM relook at the rootcause, starting from driving schools to stricter enforcement and no saman discounts. Lets be serious, folks.

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  • Amran on Jul 04, 2023 at 12:11 pm

    Kjaan Gagal2.0 has gagal once more!

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  • yusrykru on Jul 05, 2023 at 6:02 pm

    thats a 98% death rate for riders, giler

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  • why is this NEWS? this type of stats are NOT NEW.. every year it’s pretty much same o same o.
    What is NEWS is 5 days, below 500 accidents and 5 deaths! but then again this is fairytale lah in Malaysia sadly

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