High level: The Gunting Lagadan fire station on Mount Kinabalu.
JOHOR BARU: At least six new fire stations including the Gunting Lagadan station on Mount Kinabalu, probably the highest fire station in the world, is expected to begin operations this year, says the Fire and Rescue Department.
Its deputy director-general (development) Datuk Nor Hisham Mohammad said RM450,000 had been allocated for the Gunting Lagadan station, which is currently manned by 33 auxiliary firemen from the Mountain Search and Rescue (MoSAR) unit.
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