SEREMBAN, April 1 — A man died in an accident at Km248.4 of the North-South Expressway , north-bound, near the Senawang rest areas early this morning.
“Early investigations found that the incident occurred along a straight road, with three lanes and the weather was dark after rain,” he said.
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