Experts: Survey other areas


PETALING JAYA: Experts are calling for immediate detailed surveys of high-risk locations for sinkholes after one in Kuala Lumpur recently swallowed an Indian tourist.

Academy of Professors Malaysia environment and sustainability cluster chairman Prof Emeritus Datuk Dr Ibrahim Komoo called for further forensic research to be conducted on the incident.

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