Hit-and-run figures don’t reflect grief over lives lost


KUALA LUMPUR: There were three fatalities out of the 36 hit-and-run cases recorded in the capital city so far this year.

But numbers do not show the unspeakable grief of those who lost their loved ones in such a manner.

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