Living on the edge in Taman Ukay Heights


Ukay Heights residents claim that 60,000 tonnes of soil have been dumped at the project site. The loose soil washed down during a downpour affected houses in Taman Ukay Heights.

CONDITIONS attached to a project site as stipulated by a local authority are there for a reason – to prevent untoward incidents.

However, reports of disasters as a result of non-adherence to pre-set conditions at construction sites crop up all the time.

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