Putra Heights inferno: Restoration works for damaged houses ahead of schedule


PETALING JAYA: Restoration works for homes damaged in the Putra Heights pipeline explosion earlier this year are ahead of schedule, according to transcripts from a Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) on Infrastructure, Transportation and Communication report.

For restoration works carried out at Kampung Kuala Sungai Baru, Housing and Local Government Ministry official T. Gangeswari said the progress is currently at 65% compared to the scheduled 56%.

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