‘Body buried 13 storeys deep’


GEORGE TOWN: Former Institution of Engineers Malaysia (northern branch) chairman Lim Kok Khong says the body of Lim Chin Aik is believed to be buried at least 40m or 13 storeys underground and under a 30m-long solid mass of steel-reinforced concrete.

Kok Khong said the sheared off length of the lightning arrestor’s concrete section was 38m-long and it had directly impacted the driver’s section.

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