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Elderly Man Suffers Stroke While Driving In Kolombong


Concerned bystanders knocking on the window of the car before the rescue personnel arrived at the scene.

 


 January 4th, 2017  |  08:50 AM  |   1393 views

KOTA KINABALU

 

A man in his 80s was believed to have suffered a stroke while driving his car along Jalan Lintas near the BSA futsal arena in Kolombong yesterday morning.

 

In the 10.20 am incident, the elderly man was driving his Mercedes Benz car heading to Kolombong when he reportedly suffered a stroke.

 

Lintas Fire and Rescue Services Department chief, Laupen Nuar, said a distress call was received at 10.28am and a fire engine was immediately deployed to the location arriving thereat within minutes.

 

“Upon our arrival, we found an elderly man in a weakened state sitting in the driver’s seat. With the assistance of the police, we knocked on the car window but no response was forthcoming. We had no choice but to break the window of the car to attend to the man,” Laupen said yesterday.

 

The elderly man was then taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital II for treatment where he is reported to be in stable condition.

 


 

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courtesy of THE BORNEO POST

by Borneo Post

 

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