Lee Kwee Yiam, 62, suffered head injuries when the van crashed into a ravine.
SINGAPORE: Malaysian police have identified a Singaporean woman who died after a tourist van crashed into a ravine in Penang as Ms Lee Kwee Yiam.
Southwest district police chief Superintendent Kamarul Rizal Jenal told CNA that five people had minor injuries and have been discharged from hospital, while five suffered serious injuries. "Investigations revealed that the van involved in the fatal crash belonged to a restaurant in which the Singaporean tourists had dined," he told NST.
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