‘Avoid danger zones and check weather forecasts’


PETALING JAYA: Much travelling is expected with the coming school holidays and festive season, but people should avoid roads that have been identified as landslide hotspots, says the Fire and Rescue Department.

Its operations director Datuk Nor Hisham Mohammad said visibility would be low and the risk of landslides in these areas would be higher.

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