‘Homeowners must monitor slopes’

By SHALINI RAVINDRAN

Tarpaulin sheets placed over the exposed area in Kemensah Heights, Ampang as a temporary measure following the landslide. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

PROPERTY owners must make it a point to inspect their surroundings frequently to identify early signs of slope failure.

SlopeWatch programme director Eriko Motoyama said this should include minor cracks in retaining walls, crooked or fallen trees and ground surface movement.

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