Search for Sinkhole Victim Ends in Kuala Lumpur
Search for Sinkhole Victim Ends in Kuala Lumpur
Search for Sinkhole Victim Ends in Kuala Lumpur
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The search and rescue (SAR) operation for G. Vijayalaksmi, a 48-year-old Indian woman who fell into a sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur on August 23, has been officially called off after nine days due to safety concerns for rescue personnel and challenging conditions. Minister Dr. Zaliha Mustafa announced the decision after consulting various experts, including the police and geologists, noting the emergence of a second sinkhole in the area as a significant risk factor. Although the active search has ended, efforts to locate the victim will continue under a new recovery operation led by the police. Family members have been kept informed, and their visas have been extended while they navigate this difficult period. Kuala Lumpur City Hall will now focus on mapping utilities and conducting structural analyses to ensure public safety as normal activities resume in the affected area. The Indian High Commissioner expressed gratitude for the efforts made thus far and emphasized ongoing support for the family.

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