Home owners’ first steps to relief


Starting from scratch: (From left) Puspagaran and Lui are thankful for the assistance they have received but are concerned about their plans to rebuild their homes. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

SUBANG JAYA: Puspagaran Alakasundaram worked hard to buy his home in Taman Putra Harmoni, Putra Heights, here.

Having lived here for more than a decade, the 45-year-old was even discussing home renovations during the last few days of March, but the talk turned into heartbreak on April 1 when the natural gas pipeline fire reduced his dream home idea into rubble.

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