A male courier for J&T Express was tragically killed after his motorcycle got involved in a road accident near the Jalan Lapangan Terbang Subang last week on 1st July (Tuesday).
It is understood that the victim, Shahrul Asyraf, who was on his way to his workplace, collided with a back of a Toyota Hiace. The vehicle had tried to avoid a piece of iron that fell from a Toyota Hilux.
Over the weekend, Shahrul’s sister, Atia Zafiera, took to her Facebook to share that he had sadly passed away a day after the accident took place, due to severe traumatic head injury. She further revealed that funeral was held during the weekend on 3rd July (Thursday).
In separate social media post, Atia shared that her brother had just bought a new motorcycle and was willing to commute 20km from home to his workplace to support for his family. “He was willing to travel in order to make a living, regardless of the weather and distance. Due to other people’s negligence, someone else became the victim,” she remarked.
Apart from that, it was also revealed that Shahrul’s wife, Rohana Ismail, is currently expecting their first child together. As seen in the screenshot posted above (which was from last month), Rohana informed a friend of her that she’s been “pregnant for more than three months now”.
In a sombre post uploaded on Facebook, Rohana’s sister, Nor Zaharawanie, also hopes that her sister will be strong for the sake of their soon-to-be-born baby. She also accompanied the post with a screenshot of Rohana’s Facebook story. She posted a throwback photo of her with her late husband during their wedding day, along with the caption, “Rest well, dear. I’ll follow you later.”
So far, there have been no further updates on the driver of the Toyota Hilux, who’s currently being sought by family members of the victim. The person is believed to be the main cause of the incident.
Source: Oh My Media.
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