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Hillside viewpoint: Tung Wah Cave Temple in Tambun has not experienced any landslides since it was established more than 150 years ago. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

Cave temple representatives in Perak’s Kinta Valley are hoping to resolve the issue of safety at their premises with the relevant authorities.

Safety concerns were raised last month when the Fire and Rescue Department said that several structures in the limestone caves were unsafe.

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