3 Malaysian Indians killed in car crash
August 23rd, 2010 - 12:52 pm ICT by IANSKlang (Malaysia), Aug 23 (IANS) Three ethnic Indians were killed early Monday when their car crashed into a road divider in Malaysia.
Selangor state public order and traffic chief Che Hussin Omar said 25-year-old D. Kevinderan was driving with his two friends — S. Thanaselan, 30, and Devanathan, 26.
The incident occurred at 4.45 a.m., The Star newspaper reported on its website.
Preliminary investigations showed the car was speeding and the driver lost control after hitting the divider.
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