Dosh: Stop-work order on elevated road project stays


Precarious position: An aerial view of the collapsed area where the concrete beams fell in Jalan Tun Sardon near Jalan Paya Terubong.

BALIK PULAU: The stop-work order on the 600m elevated road project linking Jalan Bukit Kukus to Jalan Tun Sardon has not been lifted.

Penang Department of Occupa­tional Safety and Health (Dosh) director Mohd Rosdee Yaacob said they were not satisfied with the contractor’s explanation at a Monday meeting.

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