Questions still linger on gas pipeline explosion


IT has been a year since the gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya – an incident that disrupted lives, damaged homes and raised serious concerns about public safety.

While the immediate aftermath saw emergency response efforts and assurances from the authorities, questions continue to surface today on the findings of the investigation and the steps taken since then.

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