New Year's Eve fireworks horror after rockets start firing into crowd leaving 14 people injured
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Ten adults and four children were injured after a fireworks display went horribly wrong and rockets started shooting into a huge crowd.
Families had gathered to watch the New Year's Eve fireworks when some of the colourful sparks failed to shoot into the sky.
Explosions started on the ground, before fireballs were seen shooting towards people.
Many who had started filming the display, captured the chaos as the celebration took a horrific turn, and families became separated in the furore.
One teenager who had been at the Pandamaran Sports Complex in Klang, Malaysia, about 25 miles east of the capital Kuala Lumpur, spoke to the Malay Mail Online about what he saw.
Mohamad Rafiq Ahmad Tirmizi, 19, had been with his family to enjoy the celebrations when three were struck by the stray rockets.
His nan, Hanizah Abd Rashid, 48, aunt Diana Talaha, 31, and sister Nur Qaseh, who was just eight, were all injured.
Mohamed said: "We were among those in front, but still behind the safety line installed by the organiser, when the fireworks exploded and hit us and other spectators.
“My grandmother was badly injured in the head and my aunt suffered burns on her arms and thighs while my sister suffered burns on her thighs also."
There were not enough ambulances available to take all the injured to the nearby Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital, so the family sent his grandmother who was most seriously hurt, with his aunt and sister travelling by car.
The fireworks display was part of the Gegar Klang Fiesta organised by the Klang Municipal Council from December 30 to January 1 to celebrate the new year.
The council has launched and investigation into what happened.