Three Siblings Killed in Malaysia Crash After Choosing to Attend Haze-Closed School

Three siblings died in a tragic crash near their home in Pontian after deciding to go to a haze-closed school. Family members reveal the heartbreaking details.

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October 9, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Pontian, Malaysia — A devastating accident claimed the lives of three siblings and their elder brother in Pontian, Malaysia, as they were returning from what they believed was an open school despite haze-related closures.

The incident occurred approximately 200 meters from the family’s residence while the group was traveling on a motorcycle. The eldest brother, who had taken them to inspect the school, also lost his life in the crash.

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The victims included Nordaniel Aiman Norlizan, 18, Nordaniel Fikri Norlizan, 11, and Puteri Naufa Raisha Norlizan, 8. Their grandfather discovered them motionless at the scene. Their aunt, Norimah Khamis, 40, shared that the children had been informed by their mother and grandmother that school was closed on Thursday due to the haze.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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