Sinking roads, potholes in Taman Mas caused by collapsed sewer pipe

The report in the StarMetro on June12.

A collapsed sewer pipe is the primary cause for sinkholes and road damage along Jalan Taman Mas in Sepang, says Indah Water Konsortium (IWK).

IWK said in a media statement that it had carried out temporary mitigation efforts by backfilling the sinkholes along the road to prevent road accidents.

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