The reconstruction and repair of homes damaged in the gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, is expected to take ...

The April 1 explosion destroyed 81 homes, badly damaged 57 and partially damaged 81. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

IT has been almost two months since a gas pipeline explosion rocked Putra Heights in Subang Jaya but several affected ...

Some residents affected by the gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights claim they are still facing various challenges in securing compensation for their damaged homes and vehicles, more than a month ...

With over 227 houses and 365 vehicles affected - and 87 homes reportedly written off as total losses - the victims now face a ...

Some residents affected by the gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights claim they are still facing various challenges in ...

On April 1, just one day after Hari Raya, a quiet morning was shattered when a gas pipeline in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya exploded, destroying hundreds of homes, vehicles, and displacing more than ...

The growing demand for unfiltered information and rapid technological advancements pose serious challenges to Malaysian media in earning public trust and adapting to artificial intelligence.

A month has passed since the gas pipeline explosion rocked Putra Heights on April 1. While many breathed a sigh of relief that no human lives were lost, the same could not be said for the ...

The Penang government is conducting regular drone surveillance and ground patrols to prevent encroachment into Petronas’ ...

A massive explosion was triggered by a fire that broke out inside a gas pipeline in Putra Heights of Selangor state near Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, prompting authorities to ...