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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 18 ― A Johor man didn’t think twice before jumping into a lake nearby Kampung Jorak Elahi in Bukit Pasir, after a Perodua Myvi plunged into it.
“The driver was already struggling when I saw him and he was calling for help and I straight away jumped into the lake without thinking any further because they were in need,” Suzaini said. “I was driving and I saw a car that had crashed into the lake and I immediately stopped before noticing two victims with one in the passenger's seat while the other one was at the back, trying to hold on to the car’s body.
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