Heartbreak in the aftermath for Putra Heights residents


Left distraught: Residents gathering outside Putra Harmoni in Putra Heights. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

SUBANG JAYA: Electrical wires as well as parts of cars and motorcycles were melted, water pipes were twisted, ceilings had collapsed, and dust and soot were over everything.

These were the sights that met the residents of Putra Heights when they got a chance to return to their homes to collect essential items and documents, a day after the gas pipeline fire.

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