Elmina crash: Sombre night for next-of-kin at South Klang police station

Relatives gathered at the station to undergo DNA tests to help identify the victims of the crash

9:04 AM MYT

 

KLANG – A sombre atmosphere pervaded the South Klang district police headquarters (IPD) late last night as the next-of-kin of victims of the Beechcraft 390 (Premier 1) plane crash in Bandar Elmina, Shah Alam gathered at its compound. 

The South Klang station is the location for the DNA test process on the next-of-kin to identify the 10 individuals who were killed in the incident.

The wife of Pahang state executive council member Datuk Seri Johari Harun, Datin Seri Maziah Samsudin was among those seen arriving with family members before being escorted to a room at the station’s Criminal Investigation Department to perform the procedure.

Selangor deputy police chief Datuk S. Sasikala Devi was also present to meet relatives of the victims.

It is learnt that as of midnight, only one victim’s next-of kin has not turned up for the procedure. 

Earlier, Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan confirmed that 10 men were killed when a Beechcraft Model 390 (Premier 1) plane crashed on Guthrie Highway near Bandar Elmina, near here yesterday afternoon.

He said eight of the victims were six passengers and two crew aboard the light business jet, while the other two were a motorcyclist and a car driver who happened to be passing by the crash site.

The plane was on its way from Langkawi to Subang and had been cleared to land at 2.48pm. – August 18, 2023

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