TAMPIN (Sept 1, 2011): A mother who was accompanying her daughter for treatment due to injuries from an electric shock was killed after the ambulance they were travelling in lost control and crashed in Jalan Felda Bukit Rokan last night.

Police said Norizah Bujang, 62, died on the spot.

Her daughter, Nur Intan Suhana Ahmad, 30, survived the accident but is still in critical condition due to the electric shock she suffered while handling a sewing machine at their home near Felda Jelai earlier in the day.

She also suffered fractures in the accident and is currently being treated at the Kuala Pilah hospital.

"Earlier at about 7pm Norizah had asked for assistance from a neighbour to take her daughter to the clinic in Jelai. However, due to the severity of the injury, the clinic referred her to the Kuala Pilah hospital," a police spokesman said.

The victim, accompanied by her mother and a medical assistant, was then taken by an ambulance but upon reaching a sharp corner near Jalan Felda Bukit Rokan at about 8pm, the vehicle went out of control and crashed, he said.

The driver and the medical assistance escaped with minor injuries.

Norizah leaves behind a husband and seven children while Nur Intan, her fourth child, is a mother of two.

Norizah's younger sister Azami Bujang told <em>Bernama</em> that Nur Intan was recovering and was able to talk when she visited her in the hospital.

She added that she might be transferred to the Seremban Hospital for the fractures she sustained in the accident.

Azami said her sister's remains would buried at the Felda Jelai 3 Muslim cemetery after the post-mortem. -- <em>Bernama</em>