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A 3-meter long sinkhole opened in KL and a Myvi was almost swallowed!

A 3-meter long sinkhole opened in KL and a Myvi was almost swallowed!

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A 3-meter long sinkhole opened in KL and a Myvi was almost swallowed!

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source/images: info roadblock JPJ

A Perodua Myvi fell into a sinkhole along Jalan Maharajalela, Kuala Lumpur last night, 24 November

According to New Straits Times, the incident happened at 11.35pm and the driver has been identified as a 42-year-old woman.
She was driving along Jalan Maharajalela heading towards Jalan Loke Yew near Viva Home, before suddenly falling into a sinkhole, measuring about three square metres wide.

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The Myvi fell head-first into the sinkhole, with only one of its back tyres gripping onto the edge of the road

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Hang in there!

The driver is reportedly unharmed from the incident

Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Chief Assistant Commissioner Zulkefly Yahya said the case is being investigated under Rule 10 LN166/59 of the Road Traffic Rules 1959, reported Sinar Harian.

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Image via Mohd Yusni Ariffin/New Straits Times

Photos and videos of the incident have since gone viral on Facebook

A post uploaded by Info Roadblock JPJ/POLIS has garnered over 1,100 shares and 6,000 reactions in less than a day.
A 38-second video showed a crane was used to pull the Myvi out of the sinkhole.
The Myvi suffered some damage to the front bumper and the skirts.

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However, some of the public took this into a meme challenge.

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Windwaver

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/second-sinkhole-opens-up-on-kuala-lumpur-s-jalan-masjid-india

New sinkhole opens up in Kuala Lumpur about 50m from where tourist fell

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KUALA LUMPUR – A second sinkhole has appeared on Kuala Lumpur’s Jalan Masjid India, just about 50 metres from where the ground opened up on Aug 23 and swallowed an Indian tourist – heightening fears about the safety of the popular area.

The new collapse reportedly occurred at around 2.30am on Aug 28, following a storm the previous night.

The area has been cordoned off by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

On Aug 23, Ms Vijayalakshmi, a 48-year-old Indian tourist from Kuppam, in Andhra Pradesh, was walking on Jalan Masjid India when the ground suddenly caved in beneath her. She plummeted eight metres into the hole and disappeared.

Efforts to locate her have thus far proved futile.

Search and rescue operations were called off on Tuesday due to heavy rain. But on Wednesday, operations to locate Ms Vijayalakshmi were back in full swing, with the police, Fire and Rescue Department, DBKL and Civil Defence Force personnel at the scene.

The officer in charge of the Dang Wangi police district, Assistant Commissioner Suliezmy Affendy Sulaiman, confirmed the latest sinkhole incident.

Discussions are ongoing to extend the public road closure at Jalan Masjid India, he said.

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On 8/28/2024 at 12:04 PM, Windwaver said:

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/second-sinkhole-opens-up-on-kuala-lumpur-s-jalan-masjid-india

New sinkhole opens up in Kuala Lumpur about 50m from where tourist fell

aisinkhole2.jpg?VersionId=cgzwjcXiJTrRqB

KUALA LUMPUR – A second sinkhole has appeared on Kuala Lumpur’s Jalan Masjid India, just about 50 metres from where the ground opened up on Aug 23 and swallowed an Indian tourist – heightening fears about the safety of the popular area.

The new collapse reportedly occurred at around 2.30am on Aug 28, following a storm the previous night.

The area has been cordoned off by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

On Aug 23, Ms Vijayalakshmi, a 48-year-old Indian tourist from Kuppam, in Andhra Pradesh, was walking on Jalan Masjid India when the ground suddenly caved in beneath her. She plummeted eight metres into the hole and disappeared.

Efforts to locate her have thus far proved futile.

Search and rescue operations were called off on Tuesday due to heavy rain. But on Wednesday, operations to locate Ms Vijayalakshmi were back in full swing, with the police, Fire and Rescue Department, DBKL and Civil Defence Force personnel at the scene.

The officer in charge of the Dang Wangi police district, Assistant Commissioner Suliezmy Affendy Sulaiman, confirmed the latest sinkhole incident.

Discussions are ongoing to extend the public road closure at Jalan Masjid India, he said.

Lost many days already ...

Fear not....

He's back

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