Putra Heights inferno: Our Raya dishes were still on the table, says victim who returned home


KUALA LUMPUR: The condition of homes left in disrepair following Tuesday’s gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, has left some affected residents hesitant to return, despite being granted permission today.

One of the victims, Sarah Amira Ahmad Idris, 28, said she was representing her family to inspect their home on Jalan 1/3B after being informed that electricity supply would be restored on Thursday (April 3).

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