Bukit Beruntung landslide: Soil movement now minimal, but monitoring crucial


HULU SELANGOR: Soil movement at Bukit Beruntung landslide site is down to minimal levels, but monitoring is crucial to ensure the area is safe before residents can move back in.

"There is still movement in the soil and although it is quite minimal, it still has to be monitored," said Selangor Mentri Besar Azmin Ali after visiting the site on Tuesday.

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