DBKL flats to be inspected after fire incident


The aftermath: Initial findings found that the cause of the fire at Block 70 of the Sri Sabah flats in Cheras was not firecrackers but wiring issues, says Muhammad Salleh. — WILLIAM GARY/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The Fire and Rescue Department will form a taskforce to carry out comprehensive inspections at all Kuala Lumpur City Hall flats, says its Kuala Lumpur director Muhammad Salleh Abdul.

He also said initial findings found that the cause of the fire at Block 70 of the Sri Sabah flats in Cheras was not firecrackers but was due to wiring issues.

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