Residents of flats in Jalan Kelang Lama live in fear of landslides


Sri Lempah residents say the plastic sheets will not protect them if the hill slope behind their flats erodes further. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star

EACH time the sky rumbles, Saroja Thevi Rajagopal becomes afraid.

The mother of three is terrified that the hill slope behind her flat in Taman Sri Lempah, Kuala Lumpur, will collapse into the building.

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