Malaysia

KM19.2 of Jalan Ranau-Kiulu temporarily shut after landslide

Link connecting Kg Lokos and Kg Pahu also damaged in incident

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 18 May 2022 4:47PM

KM19.2 of Jalan Ranau-Kiulu temporarily shut after landslide
Landslides are common in the Tuaran-Ranau road, especially during the rainy season, as houses on the slopes collapse. – Pic courtesy of Sabah Public Works Department, May 18, 2022

TUARAN – The road connecting Kiulu and Ranau has been closed since yesterday evening following a landslide in KM19.2 that resulted in the partial collapse of Jalan Pulak Pahu Nulu. 

Sabah Public Works director Datuk Ali Ahmad Hamid said in a statement that the 3pm landslide also damaged access linking Kg Lokos and Kg Pahu. 

The concessionaire has been ordered to carry out road repairs. 

Ali said road users can use the alternative route Jalan Tomis Tiong Lokub. 

Landslides are common in the Tuaran-Ranau road, especially during the rainy season, as houses on the slopes collapse. – The Vibes, May 18, 2022

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