What caused the four-wheel-drive to skid near Sungai Adai Bridge?

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The cause of the four-wheel-drive skid near Sungai Adai Bridge remains undetermined.

Two men, identified as Nelson Kana Meliu, 32, and Ginol Sanyu, 42, died when their four-wheel-drive vehicle skidded and crashed into a concrete wall near the Sungai Adai Bridge, subsequently catching fire. Firefighters discovered the vehicle almost entirely consumed by flames, with the victims still seated inside. The remains were subsequently transported to Bintulu Hospital for post-mortem examinations.
Circumstances of the Incident

The vehicle, a four-wheel-drive, was reported to have skidded before colliding with a concrete barrier. This impact was followed by a fire that engulfed the vehicle. The incident occurred late yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of Jalan Sangan/Merit.
Victims Identified

The deceased have been identified as Nelson Kana Meliu, aged 32, and Ginol Sanyu, aged 42. Sarawak Traffic Investigation and Enforcement chief Supt Alexson Naga Chabu confirmed their identities. The relationship between the two men was also noted as brother-in-law.
Fire Department Response

Upon arrival at the scene, firemen encountered the vehicle almost completely burnt. Both victims were found still in their seats within the wreckage. The severity of the fire meant that the vehicle was described as being "almost 100 per cent burnt."
Subsequent Procedures

Following the recovery of the bodies from the burnt vehicle, they were transported to Bintulu Hospital. This action was taken to facilitate the necessary post-mortem examinations to be conducted on the victims.

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