Deadly Charge: Tragedy Strikes as 18-Year-Old Malaysian Man Electrocuted on Tour Bus

Very sad! An 18-year-old boy from Malaysia screamed and foamed at the mouth. Caused by electric shock After charging the phone in the charging socket of the tour bus.

Foreign news agencies are reporting that a teenager died tragically in Butterworth, Penang, Malaysia after being electrocuted while charging his smartphone using a plug on an express bus at the Penang Sentral Bus Terminal.

According to reports, the incident happened around 6:00 PM on November 1. Mohammad Nu Asmawi, 18, was on a tour bus before leaving from Penang to Kuala Lumpur when 10 minutes later, the passenger suddenly… One person told the 36-year-old Driver who screamed Mohammad Nu Asmawi before being found foaming at the mouth. The driver then called an ambulance.

At 6:20 pm, ambulance personnel rushed to the scene and confirmed that the teenager has since died. An autopsy at Hospital Seberang Jaya (HSJ) confirmed that the victim died of electrocution, so the police have classified the case as sudden death.

Investigators found that Mohammad Nu Asmawi was holding his mobile phone tightly with his left hand at the time of the incident. Burn marks were found on the victim’s left hand, believed to be the result of an electric shock while charging the smartphone. Additionally, the tip of the charging cable was found to have melted while the smartphone was still hot. A preliminary investigation by the police found that there were no other external injuries on the victim’s body.

According to reports, the vehicle has been fitted with leather upholstery. There is also a sink inside the car. water heaters, refrigerators, touch tablets or microwaves, and to facilitate passenger charging. The passenger transport company has also provided several power outlets on the bus for passengers to use. But this tragedy has also drawn attention to the safety of bus chargers.