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Monday, October 26, 2026

TNB expresses condolences to family of three killed in Dungun crash

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KUALA TERENGGANU: Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) has extended its condolences to the family of three people killed in a collision involving a company vehicle in Dungun yesterday.

In a statement today, the utility company confirmed that the crash at Bukit Bauk, near Simpang Durian Mentangau, involved a four-wheel-drive vehicle driven by its work team.

"TNB extends its condolences and sympathies to all those affected, particularly the families of the three members of the public who died in the incident," the statement said.

The company said it will cooperate fully with the authorities in their investigation and ensure two injured employees receive proper medical treatment and support.

In the 5.15pm incident yesterday, Mohamad Zulkefli Ishak, 32, his wife Norshila Zali, 36, and his younger brother, Muhammad Alif Syukri Ishak, 18, died after their Nissan Grand Livina multi-purpose vehicle collided with the TNB vehicle.

TNB employees Mohamad Syafiq Nasrullah Said, 39, and Muhammad Fadhlan Abd Manan, 32, sustained minor injuries.

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