PETALING JAYA: When the sliding doors and windows at his double-storey house started shaking violently, Aidil Abd Ghafar thought an aftershock from the Myanmar earthquake had hit Malaysian soil.
He stepped out of his Putra Avenue house to check – only to have a blast of heat hit his face.
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