Malaysia

Gas pipeline fire: 112 affected, 63 hospitalised, 47 houses damaged

49 victims are receiving treatment at a medical base set up at the Sri Maha Kaliamman Temple.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 01 Apr 2025 2:31PM

Gas pipeline fire: 112 affected, 63 hospitalised, 47 houses damaged
Selangor deputy police chief Mohd Zaini Abu Hassan said another 63 victims have been sent to nearby hospitals for further treatment. - Picture from Bernama, April 1, 2025

A TOTAL 112 people were injured in the pipeline fire incident at Taman Puchong Perdana, Selangor, with 49 victims still receiving treatment at a medical base set up at the Sri Maha Kaliamman Temple.

Selangor deputy police chief Mohd Zaini Abu Hassan said another 63 victims have been sent to nearby hospitals for further treatment.

"37 homes in Taman Harmoni and 10 in the neighbouring Kampung Sungai Baru were affected by the blaze," he said.

"We have conducted initial checks on all affected premises to ensure no victims were left behind and a second round of inspections will be carried out as a precaution," he said.

He added that the affected area includes 49 premises, with 37 located in Taman Harmoni and 12 in Kampung Sungai Baru.

A total 78 personnel and 10 fire engines, four emergency medical rescue service vehicles, five water tankers and a hazardous materials team were deployed.

Selangor Fire and Rescue Department assistant director of operations Ahmad Mukhlis Mukhtar said his team received an emergency call about the incident at 8.10am, and firefighting operations are underway.

According to reports, several victims have arrived at the Sultan Idris Shah Hospital in Serdang, some in critical condition.

The hospital has closed off some non-critical and semi-critical areas to the public to give priority to the fire victims. - April 1, 2025

Related News

Malaysia / 22h

Jewellery shop among six premises destroyed in fire (video)

Malaysia / 3d

One killed as fire destroys former Odeon cinema in Penang

Malaysia / 1w

Pregnant wife distraught over husband's sudden death from incident at sea

Malaysia / 2w

Penang: Trailer among three vehicles destroyed in fire (video)

World / 4w

Malaysian man admits to setting fire to door of Singapore flat over S$2,500 job

Malaysia / 1mth

30 houses destroyed in fire in Sandakan

Spotlight

Malaysia

Former head of a ministry's corporate communications unit acquitted of bribery charge

Malaysia

Two sisters die trapped in Johor house fire as escape routes cut off by flames

Malaysia

NS election speculation intensifies as Aminuddin granted audience with state ruler

Malaysia

Teenager who drove recklessly, causing death remanded for further investigation

Malaysia

Police looking for trio involved in violent armed robbery in Penang (video)

Malaysia

Family of five killed as car crashes into water pipe in Serian

Malaysia

'I was once spat on by a pakcik' — Marina denies fear of contesting Malay-majority seats

Malaysia

Jewellery shop among six premises destroyed in fire (video)

You may be interested

Malaysia

No early Penang polls as state prioritises voters’ mandate over electoral synchronisation

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

'I touched his cheek in a friendly manner' - Beruas UMNO chief denies slapping Nik Aziz's grandson

Malaysia

Johor state election: Will it be a test run or pre-empt a full GE?

Malaysia

Fuel prices fall as Malaysia warns of prolonged global oil supply risks

Malaysia

Malaysia emerges as lucrative base for transnational scam syndicates, claims NGO

Malaysia

Accident that claimed 5 lives: Teenager suspected of reckless, dangerous driving remanded

Malaysia

Guan Eng suggests BSN to handle MSME loans for non-Malay businesses to expand access

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Baby boy thrown from car in AMJ highway crash survives