THE recent incidents of sinkholes on the streets of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are worrying not just the public but also the authorities.
The spate of sinkholes appearing one after another in rapid succession, many of which are in high traffic and densely populated areas, is making cityfolk baffled as to why it is happening.
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Entrance C of Taman Seri Taming, Cheras was closed after a sinkhole appeared, forcing residents to use entrance A and B located on Jalan Seri Taming 1F. - filepic.
A sinkhole that appeared to be growing wider on Jalan Sri Hartamas 1 in Taman Sri Hartamas, has since been patched up. — Filepic
Kajang Municipal councillor Khoo Khim Han has asked Air Selangor to investigate the recent sinkhole incident in Taman Seri Taming, Cheras. Photo shows Taman Seri Taming residents standing near the sinkhole.
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