“Doctor said you felt no pain” – Brother of Woman Killed in LPT1 Crash Pens Heartbreaking Tribute

A freak accident on 31 August at KM110.3 of the East Coast Expressway (Eastbound) in the Lanchang area of Temerloh claimed the lives of four people.

Pahang Acting Police Chief Datuk Azry Akmar Ayob said three of the victims were a husband and wife and their four-year-old son, who were travelling in a Proton S70.

Cement tanker loses control and crashes into 11 vehicles in Kuantan

Initial investigations found that the 11-vehicle accident was believed to have happened after the cement tanker lorry lost control and crashed into several other vehicles that were moving slowly along the road, according to Harian Metro.

The crash claimed the lives of the three family members, along with another victim. All four died at the scene and were later identified as:

• Muhammad Nazatul Nazmi (32)
• Nur Atiqah Sofiya Mohd Kazwan (32)
• Muhammad Armaan Nazeef (4)
• Seow Beng Wain (55), a passenger in a Honda CR-V

Brother of Nur Atiqah Sofiya heartbreakingly pays tribute

Following the tragic incident, a man believed to be the brother of the late Nur Atiqah Sofiya took to social media to share his grief over the sudden loss of his sister.

The man reflected on the heartbreaking moment when he had to identify his sister and her family, sharing that the first thing he asked the doctor was whether they had felt any pain during the accident.

“Sofiya, I don’t know how to process the fact that you’re gone, Armaan is gone, and Naza is gone. When I read the news, it felt like a dream. Is it really true? It wasn’t until I had to gather the courage myself to identify their bodies that it finally sank in. The Almighty protected you, Naza and Armaan. Your faces were still beautiful and clearly recognisable.

“I listened to the forensic doctor explain the injuries they had sustained, but I only asked the doctor one thing, ‘Doctor, did they feel any pain?’. The doctor said ‘no, they didn’t feel any pain’, and I felt relieved,” he wrote.

He also shared that he and his children would now have to come to terms with four-year-old Armaan’s absence, as he had been a close companion to them.

“You helped me build my bakery business when I first started, and you were always giving me feedback to help me improve the shop I have today. In return, I always encouraged you to take the business further. I told you that baking was your passion, and I’m glad you pursued it. I know many people will miss your cakes, including me.

“Forever my sister, forever the ‘Mangah’ to Raufah, Radwa and Raesa, and ‘Angah’ to all of us. Rest peacefully there with Armaan and Naza. Wait for us in the eternal realm.”

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