Central monitoring centre for utility pipelines proposed


LAWMAKERS from both sides of the divide are urging for tighter supervision of Malaysia’s utility pipelines, calling for a central monitoring centre and better coordination among agencies following the Putra Heights gas explosion in April this year.

Muhammad Ismi Mat Taib (PN-Parit) said Malaysia has reached the point where public safety can no longer rely on old procedures or manual monitoring systems.

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