KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The family of a passenger who was critically injured in last week s collision of two LRT trains on the Kelana Jaya line near the KLCC station has sent a letter of demand (LOD) to Prasarana Malaysia Berhad demanding RM1.8mil in damages for negligence.
The LOD was served Monday morning (May 31) through Messrs Jazzmine Khoo & Associates.
According to the law firm’s statement, the victim, Wong Chee Foong, 52, had sustained serious head, face and spinal injuries in the crash and is currently undergoing multiple surgeries and treatments at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
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(Reuters) -European stocks closed flat on Tuesday, as a billion-dollar German property deal and a rally in technology shares were offset by losses in major mining stocks due to concerns over Chinese markets.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended largely unchanged at 445.20 points, after hitting a record high of 447.15 earlier in the day.
Germany s DAX rose 0.2%, having hit a record high earlier in the day on news that Europe s largest residential property group Vonovia SE agreed to take over its rival Deutsche Wohnen for about 18 billion euros ($22 billion).
Deutsche Wohnen surged 15.7%, the most on the STOXX 600, while Vonovia fell 6.1%. Europe s wider real estate index added 0.4%, briefly touching a one-year high.