At the higher level of the Batu Berangkai Waterfall in Kampar, it’s safest to stay on the side. – Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
DUBBED one of the deadliest in the country, the Batu Berangkai waterfall in Kampar, Perak, has claimed another life.
After a 16-year-old boy drowned there on Sept 6, there are warnings to avoid the area or even cordon it off.
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At the higher level of the Batu Berangkai Waterfall in Kampar, it’s safest to stay on the side. – Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
Taufik (right) showing Ng a safe area to be at the waterfall.
Children swimming at the Batu Berangkai waterfall in Kampar.
Hikers walking past a large signboard with explanations on what warning signs to look out for in a water surge, known as kepala air in Malay.
Alif says he isn’t aware about the latest death at the waterfall.
Sisters Nur Amira(pic) and Nur Afifi say they have been taught by their family never to swim in the middle or lowest part of the waterfall.
Sisters Nur Amira and Nur Afifi (pic) say they have been taught by their family never to swim in the middle or lowest part of the waterfall.
Fire and Rescue Department personnel visiting a recreational area to monitor the place during the rainy season.
Volunteers and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman students putting up warning signs at the waterfall earlier this year. – Filepic
Nolee says it is advisable to stay away from these areas during the monsoon.
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