Perak JKR monitoring landslide-prone areas


IPOH: All landslide-prone areas in the state will be continuously monitored as more rainfall is expected, says the Perak Public Works Department (JKR) deputy director.

Hamdan Ali said JKR was doing round-the-clock monitoring at several locations, especially along Jalan Simpang Pulai-Blue Valley (FT185).A total of 14 major landslide-prone stretches have been identified from Simpang Pulai and Tapah heading up to Cameron Highlands.

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