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Gunung Inas reservoirs cannot be demolished at will: Sanusi

They have owners, are harmless to residents, says Kedah MB

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 22 Aug 2022 10:15PM

Gunung Inas reservoirs cannot be demolished at will: Sanusi
The three water reservoirs at the top of Gunung Inas, Baling, cannot be demolished at will because they have legal owners, says Kedah Menteri Besar, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor. – Bernama pic, August 22, 2022

ALOR STAR – The three water reservoirs at the top of Gunung Inas, Baling, cannot be demolished at will because they have legal owners, said Kedah Menteri Besar, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor.

He said that the act of demolishing the reservoirs was also unnecessary because, based on the report of the Baling disaster special investigation team, they were seen to be incapable of causing harm to the residents of the area.

“The results of the report found that the reservoirs were not the cause of the flood incident in Baling on July 4, and a study by experts at the Energy and Natural Resources Ministry found that the water capacity of these reservoirs would not be able to reach the residential areas at the foot of the mountain.

“These pools have owners, so we can’t just simply demolish them; we also have to read the report made by KeTSA, which has hundreds of experts,” he told reporters after officiating the Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine and Digital Mammography at Kedah Medical Centre here today.

Yesterday, Baling MP, Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim, in a media report, said that three water reservoirs at the top of Gunung Inas in Baling, the size of a futsal court, would be demolished, as they were found to be dangerous to the people in the area.

Three reservoirs, owned by a private company, were built to cultivate the Musang King durian orchard, to water the durian trees planted on the top of Gunung Inas. – Bernama, August 22, 2022

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