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#NSTviral Police tracking Myvi driver who went against traffic flow in viral video [WATCH]

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KULAI: Police are looking for the driver of Perodua Myvi who went against the flow of traffic on the Senai-Desaru Expressway (SDE) near the Bandar Senai junction recently.

District police chief Assistant Commissioner Tan Seng Lee said the vehicle was believed to have been rented to the driver.

He said the actual owner of the vehicle had been traced, but was not in the district at the time.

"We have traced the vehicle owner. Now we are looking for the person who rented the vehicle," he said.

A video of the incident, which went viral this morning when it was posted on Facebook, shows a red car being driven against the flow of traffic.

The clip showed several near-accidents, with other vehicles, including a trailer lorry, somehow managing to avoid slamming into the Myvi.

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