The light piper plane being taken away following the completion of investigations at the crash site in Jalan Sultan Nazrin Shah, Ipoh. — Filepics
THE year 2022 started off rough for Perak with heavy rains bringing storms, landslides and floods.
There were also tragedies in the form of plane and helicopter crashes.
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The light piper plane being taken away following the completion of investigations at the crash site in Jalan Sultan Nazrin Shah, Ipoh. — Filepics
A road that gave way during floods in Kuala Dipang near Kampar.
Tight situations: (Clockwise from above) A row of houses with damaged roofs after the landspout that hit Kampung Tawas and (right) Taman Tasek Damai in Ipoh; A proposal has been made to build a highway that would bypass the Menora Tunnel on the North-South Expressway as a way to reduce accidents and ease traffic congestion there.
Saarani (standing) is leading the unity government comprising Umno, PKR, DAP and Amanah members. — Bernama
Rumaizi: Study is currently ongoing on a proposed ART system suitable for Ipoh city by a private company.
Batu Berangkai waterfall in Kampar can be dangerous, especially during the rainy season.
In May, a shortage of manpower resulted in waste collection issues in several areas in the state.
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