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Around 30 film crew members stuck in Gua Tempurung

Teams sent to rescue victims after downpour causes entrance to flood

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 26 Oct 2022 8:09PM

Around 30 film crew members stuck in Gua Tempurung
Rescue is underway for around 30 film production crew members who are stuck in Gua Tempurung after the cave entrance flooded due to heavy rain. – Royal Malaysian Police pic, October 26, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Some 30 film production crew members were trapped in Gua Tempurung in Gopeng, Perak after the entrance was flooded.

Kampar district police chief Mohamad Nazri Daud said in a statement that the crew from Hong Kong was working at the location when a downpour started around 3pm today.

He added that the police received an incident report at about 4pm.

“Rescue teams have been deployed to escort the crew members out via the cave’s back entrance.”

Gua Tempurung is among Perak’s popular tourist locations where visitors can try their hand at cave exploration and some extreme sports.

It is also home to the peninsula’s largest and longest limestone cave. – The Vibes, October 26, 2022

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