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Train crashes with two vehicles in KK, nobody injured
Published on: Thursday, August 18, 2022
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Train crashes with two vehicles in KK, nobody injured
A pickup crashes into the train in Kota Kinabalu Aug 18, 2022. (Photo: Jimmy Goh/Daily Express)
Kota Kinabalu: A crash occurred between a train and two vehicles near the airport here today.

City police chief ACP Mohd Zaidi Abdullah reportedly said the two vehicles involved were a six-tonne lorry and pickup while the passenger train was heading towards the city.

The lorry and pickup were travelling towards the airport when the crash occurred, Zaidi said, adding no injuries were reported in the 3pm mishap.

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