More than 2,500 cases of fallen trees this year


PUTRAJAYA: A total of 2,575 emergency calls involving fallen trees nationwide were received by the Fire and Rescue Department between January and July this year.

“Selangor recorded the highest amount with 441 cases, followed by Perak (321) and Sarawak (264).

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