PKR Youth offers legal aid to LRT accident victims
PKR Youth is offering legal aid to victims of the LRT accident two days ago.
In a statement, its legal bureau said they will offer advice to victims who want to understand their rights based on the law.
"We also urge that the Transport Ministry provide a detailed report on the incident in order to bolster public confidence in...
PKR Youth is offering legal aid to victims of the LRT accident two days ago.
In a statement, its legal bureau said they will offer advice to victims who want to understand their rights based on the law.
"We also urge that the Transport Ministry provide a detailed report on the incident in order to bolster public confidence in public transport," said bureau chief Chiew Choon Man.
There were 213 passengers on board train 81 during the accident. Six were critically injured.
Train 81 was involved in a head-on collision with train 40, which was travelling the wrong way on the southbound track.
So far, the government had pinned the blame on the holster (driver) of train 40.
However, there are questions on why LRT owner Prasarana was testing train 40 at 8pm and whether there was systemic failure involved.
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