Putra Heights inferno: Rapid KL ends free van services as mosque relief centre closes


KUALA LUMPUR: The free Rapid KL On-Demand van service provided for victims of the Putra Heights gas pipeline fire ended Sunday (April 13) following the closure of the relief centre at Putra Heights Mosque.

In a statement on Sunday, Prasarana Malaysia Berhad (Prasarana) said the service, which began on April 3, had benefited over 1,100 individuals, including victims, volunteers, and government agencies.

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