High-risk walls to be checked

By Reports FARIK ZOLKEPLI, BAVANI. M, YUEN MEIKENG, NICHOLAS CHENG, RAHIMY RAHIM, M. KUMAR and STEVEN CHIEW

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KUALA LUMPUR: With questions being raised on the stability of shotcrete retaining walls in the country, the authorities are scrambling to ensure that safety is given utmost priority.

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