Everything happened so fast, says site worker


GEORGE TOWN: “Everything happened so fast. My mind was blank and I was so frightened,” Bangladeshi construction worker Mohamad Josim Rahman said when recounting his experience during Saturday’s landslide at a housing project in Tanjung Bungah.

Mohamad Josim said he tried to keep calm and move aside the soil that was crashing down on them.

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