GEORGE TOWN, Oct 26 (Bernama) -- The slope at Taman Seri Permai in Paya Terubong, which collapsed yesterday and claimed the life of a doctor, has shown no signs of further instability since the rain stopped last night.
General : Paya Terubong Landslide: Slope Stable For Now, Says MBPP
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The slope in Paya Terubong showed no instability after rain stopped, but monitoring is ongoing due to potential risks.
- The slope at Taman Seri Permai showed no instability after rain stopped.
- MBPP is monitoring the area due to risk of further landslides from rain.
- An investigation into the landslide will take at least three months.
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