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Petronas pledges support for Putra Heights fire victims

National oil firm says committed to working with authorities to aid victims and also investigate cause of April 1 inferno

Number of premises damaged from Putra Heights fire revised to 237

Insurance companies urge customers affected to contact them immediately, Etiqa says police report not required to ensure faster claims process

Leaked gas vapours easily ignited, leading to massive explosion in Putra Heights: fire expert

KUALA LUMPUR – The gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, today is believed to have been caused by a “boiling liquid expanding vapour explosion” (BLEVE), according to a retired senior...

Preliminary report on Putra Heights fire ready in 72 hours

SUBANG JAYA – The initial report on the gas pipeline fire incident at Jalan Putra Harmoni, Putra Heights here is expected to be completed within 72 hours, said Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk...

Putra Heights fire: Authorities not ruling out excavation work as cause, says Selangor MB

PUTRA HEIGHTS – The authorities are not ruling out the possibility that unauthorised excavation work may have caused the gas leak leading to this morning’s explosion here, said Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk...
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