KUALA LUMPUR: "I saw the sky turn orange," recalled Shahril Mohamad, 50, as he described the tense moments he experienced during Tuesday's gas pipeline fire at Jalan Harmoni, Putra Heights.
Shahril, a private sector employee and resident of Putra Harmoni, said he witnessed the dramatic scene after hearing a loud explosion that sounded like a plane crash.
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