Siti Nurhaliza Injured in 4-Vehicle Collision on MEX Highway
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Malaysia’s pop queen Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza was involved in a road accident at KM14.2 of the MEX Highway.
The incident occurred while she was on her way home after performing at an event at AirAsia’s RedQ. According to her manager, Rozi Abdul Razak, the vehicle Siti was traveling in was one of four cars involved in the collision.
The Latest Updates:
- Injuries: Siti Nurhaliza sustained minor injuries, specifically bruising and swelling on her leg.
- Immediate Action: Her staff assisted her out of the vehicle, and she was rushed to the hospital for a full medical check-up.
- Current Status: Her management confirmed she is in stable condition but requires treatment for the physical impact of the accident.
We wish Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza a speedy recovery.
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QAB5430N
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