Continuous efforts towards smooth roads


A temporary plastic barrier is placed to warn motorists about this deep pothole at Persiaran Pandan 1. — Photos: AZMAN GHANI and AHMAD ZAMIR/ The Star

SO FAR in February alone, there have been two cases where potholes have caused bodily and vehicular harm in the Klang Valley.

On Feb 11, Lim Eng Hwa was preparing food at his bak kut teh stall in Puchong when he witnessed a commotion across Jalan TK 5/1.

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