Support for Putra Heights pipeline fire victims


We’re with you: Fadhlina comforting (left) fire victims Nurul Adawiyah, mother of Nurul Khairina Qalesya and Nurul Kharina Arsyilla at SMK USJ 23. Looking on are (from left) Wong, Jafri, Azman and Aminuddin.

Long-term counselling and compassionate support are crucial to help those affected move forward and recuperate from the Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, gas pipeline fire on April 1, say teachers, students and government officials.

For 17-year-old Muhammad Aqil Hassan from SMK Alam Megah, witnessing his family go through the ordeal made him worry about their well-being, despite the home suffering only minor damage.

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