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High Risk Slopes- Disaster Waiting To Happen?

Eriko Motoyama | Tan Yean Chin

30-Nov-15 08:30

High Risk Slopes- Disaster Waiting To Happen?

The monsoon season has just started and with it comes many dangerous problems, including landslides. There are over 600 high-risk slopes detected in the KL alone. We explore solutions engineers have come up to solve the landslide problem and early warning signs the public can look out for to prevent it from happening.

This report is by Sharyl Kaur,Nadiah Aziz and Ashraf Zein.


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