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Motorcyclist aged 17 dies, pillion rider, 15, seriously hurt in Penang Bridge crash

A 17-year-old boy was killed while a 15-year-old girl was seriously injured after the motorcycle they were riding skidded before hitting the road divider at KM2.8 of Penang Bridge, Perai-bound today.

Cops open disciplinary inquiry into officer who allegedly shoved lover into sea

The police have opened a disciplinary inquiry into the 37-year-old police officer who allegedly pushed his female partner into the sea at the Penang Bridge during a quarrel last month, said Penang police chief Datuk Khaw Kok Chin.

Senior cop in attempted murder probe after pushing girlfriend off Penang Bridge

Police are investigating one of their senior officers for attempted murder after a 40-year-old woman accused him of pushing her off the Penang Bridge during an argument on Monday.

Woman claims to have been pushed off Penang Bridge during argument

The woman who fell into the sea in an incident at KM 2.8 of the Penang Bridge yesterday claimed her male friend pushed her while they were arguing at the rest area on the bridge.

Firemen save teen found clinging to mangrove tree after falling from Penang Bridge on Thurs

A teenage girl had to cling to a mangrove tree in a muddy area near the Penang Port Sdn Bhd port for two days before she was rescued today.

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