Batang Kali landslide: Campers endure close shave, pet dogs and friend still missing


KLANG: Toni Wong, 40, thought for a moment that her life was about to end in a rubble of soil, trees and debris when she was caught smack in the centre of the Batang Kali landslide.

“I looked out of our tent window and saw mud and soil crashing towards us and felt it was the end for me, my friend and our three dogs,’’ said Wong, who was sharing the tent with her friend, Katherine Poh, 36.

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