Malaysia

100-km stretch of Jalan Chikus in Perak closed off

Road cave-in due to overflow of water from nearby river

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 05 Jan 2021 12:22PM

100-km stretch of Jalan Chikus in Perak closed off
Motorists have been warned of a road closure at Jalan Chikus in Langkap, Teluk Intan, after a chunk of the road caved in. – APM pic, January 5, 2021

IPOH – A 100-km stretch of Jalan Chikus in Langkap, Teluk Intan, near the Attaduri cemetery, has been closed off to all vehicles since yesterday due to a cave-in.

Perak infrastructure, energy, water and public transport committee chairman Datuk Zolkafly Harun said the cave-in occurred at about 10am yesterday.

“According to the Public Works Department, the cave-in occurred due to an overflow of water from Sg Batang Padang caused by the floods in Hilir Perak.”

He said notices have been put up in the area to warn motorists of the closure, adding that authorities will continue to monitor the situation. – Bernama, January 5, 2021

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