Leaking pipe believed to be culprit


KUALA LUMPUR: The 30m-high landslide at the residential area in Taman Mega Jaya, Ampang, was believed to have been caused by an underground water pipe leak.

Selangor Fire and Rescue Department director Norazam Khamis told Bernama they received a call about the incident at 2.48pm and dispatched seven firefighters from the Pandan fire station, who arrived at the scene 12 minutes later.

“There were no victims or damage involving house structures. The nearest house was about 20m away from the landslide area,” he said in a statement yesterday.

He added that they were still monitoring the situation and that Indah Water Konsortium was conducting maintenance work.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

rehabilitate , landslides ,

   

Next In Nation

No flour brands exceed limits for benzoyl peroxide, says Health Ministry
KKB polls: Pakatan helped us, time for Umno, Barisan to return favour, says Zahid
Three dead, five severely hurt in Jalan Kuala Krai-Gua Musang accident
MATTA Fair Penang 2024 kicks off with 300 booths
KKB by-election: MACC to run 24-hour operations room until polling day
Over 200 illegals nabbed in Johor raids
Malaysia looking into legal roadmap to improve child protection, says Azalina
We are not subject of MACC investigation, say two of Mahathir's sons
It was a collective decision, says Zahid on settling suit against Muhyiddin
KKB polls: Four-cornered fight for Selangor state seat

Others Also Read