More danger zones found


Work in progress: Repairs being conducted at Jalan Simpang Pulai-Cameron Highlands.

IPOH: A total of 14 major landslide-prone stretches have been identified by the Perak Public Works Department from Simpang Pulai and Tapah heading up to Cameron Highlands, with round-the-clock supervision being conducted at some spots.

Its deputy director Hamdan Ali said 12 such stretches were being monitored from Tapah right up to Ringlet (FT059), and two stretches from Simpang Pulai to Blue Valley (FT185).

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