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No need for new completion and compliance certs at Putra Heights, says Selangor MB as 85 homes declared safe
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PETALING JAYA, April 4 — There is no need for certificates of completion and compliance (CCC) to be reissued for Putra Heights homes affected by the gas pipeline fire, Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said today.
He clarified that the CCC is usually needed for a building that has just been completed, rather than collapsed buildings in this case.
“The Fire Department has been present, and Tenaga Nasional Berhad has done the necessary checks as well as the checks by the local authorities.
“I think the assurance [given by these parties] is sufficient,” he told the press at the Putra Heights Mosque temporary relief centre here.
Amirudin reiterated that the CCC is not needed since the 85 houses have been declared fit for re-entry.
He said the clearance from TNB would suffice for now, and residents can now return to their homes if they wish to undertake repair works.
He also said that the affected homes will be cleared for re-entry as soon as those checks are completed.
Amirudin Shari had yesterday said that 85 house owners are allowed to return home starting last night once safety clearance is given by utilities companies like TNB.
However, a group of residents were seeking clarification on which 85 houses have been cleared and are requesting the reissuance of CCC from relevant parties to ensure that it is safe to return to their homes.
Several Putra Heights residents were displaced following a blast caused by a leak in a Petronas gas pipeline.
The fire, which broke out at 8.10am on April 1, was fully extinguished at 3.45pm. However, a total of 88 housing and shop units sustained damage ranging from 10 to 90 per cent.
KUALA LUMPUR: Co-opbank Pertama (CBP) mengambil inisiatif membantu pelanggan yang terjejas dalam insiden letupan gas di Putra Heights, Selangor baru-baru ini.
Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif CBP, Khairil Anuar Mohammad Anuar, berkata CBP menzahirkan rasa simpati kepada mangsa-mangsa yang terlibat sewaktu masyarakat masih meraikan Aidilfitri.
Sehubungan dengan itu serta atas prinsip keprihatinan terhadap pelanggan, CBP katanya komited untuk memberi sokongan dan bantuan kepada pelanggan yang terjejas akibat insiden itu.
"Oleh itu, kepada pelanggan-pelanggan yang terjejas di dalam insiden tersebut dan memerlukan bantuan, mereka boleh menghubungi talian khidmat pelanggan CBP di 1-300-88-7650 atau emel Alamat emel ini dilindungi dari Spambot. Anda perlu hidupkan JavaScript untuk melihatnya.," katanya menerusi satu kenyataan hari ini.
SUBANG JAYA: Seramai 25 mangsa insiden letupan paip gas bawah tanah di Putra Heights, di sini, Selasa lalu, menerima bantuan kenderaan sementara, hari ini.
Kesemua mereka memperoleh bantuan kenderaan utiliti sukan (SUV) sumbangan pihak swasta serta wang petrol bernilai RM100.
Sesi penyerahan bantuan itu disaksikan oleh Menteri Besar Selangor, Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari, serta EXCO Pelaburan, Perdagangan dan Mobiliti negeri, Ng Sze Han, di Pusat Penempatan Sementara (PPS) Masjid Putra Heights.
Bercakap pada sidang media kemudian yang turut dihadiri Menteri Digital, Gobind Singh Deo, Amirudin memaklumkan baki bantuan 25 lagi kenderaan sementara yang dipersetujui bersama syarikat terbabit sebelum ini, akan diserahkan kepada kumpulan kedua mangsa, seawal-awalnya Isnin ini.
Beliau berkata, keseluruhan kenderaan berkenaan akan digunakan mangsa secara percuma untuk tempoh selama sebulan.
"Saya berterima kasih kepada syarikat yang sudah menunaikan janjinya. Malah, mereka juga memberikan duit petrol bernilai RM100 kepada peminjam kereta terbabit.
"Syarikat sama turut menyumbangkan RM50,000 kepada pengurusan Masjid Putra Heights bagi menampung kos utiliti sepanjang premis ini dijadikan PPS," katanya.
Setakat ini, Amirudin berkata, pihaknya menerima 112 permohonan daripada mangsa insiden terbabit yang memerlukan bantuan kenderaan sementara.
Beliau turut memaklumkan hingga kini, pihaknya telah menerima tawaran lebih 200 kenderaan sementara yang bersedia untuk dipinjamkan kepada mangsa, daripada pelbagai entiti korporat.
"Kita menerima komitmen membabitkan 50 kenderaan daripada Carsome, Carro (30), GoCar (20), dan DRB-Hicom (62)," katanya.
SUBANG JAYA – Jumlah mangsa di pusat pemindahan sementara (PPS) Masjid Putra Heights terus meningkat pada hari ini iaitu 379 mangsa daripada 97 keluarga berbanding 374 mangsa daripada 95 keluarga tengah malam tadi.
Berdasarkan jumlah yang dipaparkan di PPS berkenaan setakat pukul 8 pagi ini melibatkan 133 mangsa lelaki dewasa, wanita dewasa (137), kanak-kanak lelaki (62) dan kanak-kanak perempuan (51).
Manakala bagi bayi lelaki seramai empat mangsa, bayi perempuan (dua), warga emas lelaki (19) dan warga emas wanita (18).
Orang kelaninan upaya lelaki melibatkan 14 individu manakala perempuan empat mangsa. – KOSMO! ONLINE
SEREMBAN: Just days after the massive Petronas gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights, Selangor, irresponsible people allegedly set fire to rubbish in a high-risk area near what authorities believe is a gas pipeline beneath the ground at Taman Bukit Sendayan.
The burning of the waste occurred on Thursday, Sinar Harian reported.
The fire covered an area of approximately 200 square feet, about the size of a small room or car park space.
Seremban 2 Fire and Rescue Department senior fire officer I Mohd Nizam Yom said the department received information about the fire incident at 8.30am.
"As soon as we arrived, we found that there was a debris fire covering an area of about 200 square feet.
"We took approximately 15 minutes to control the fire from spreading, and the operation was fully completed at 10.14am," he said.
Nizam said the site was an illegal burning area, consisting of old furniture, boxes, and plastic items.
What was concerning was the presence of a warning sign indicating a gas pipeline route near the burning area, he said.
"I can't confirm if the fire was directly along the gas pipeline route, but there is definitely a warning sign in the area," Nizam said.
More than a hundred people sought medical treatment in hospitals on Tuesday following the Petronas gas pipeline explosion in Putra Heights.
The towering inferno which happened on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, was visible for kilometres and lasted for several hours, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate.
The incident occurred on the second day of Hari Raya, shocking the local community during the festive holiday period.