Keputusan dedah laporan kebakaran Putra Heights pada suku terakhir 2026

Selangor Chief Minister Amirudin Shari has stated that the state will consider releasing the full report on the gas pipeline fire at Putra Heights, unless a decision is made by the end of the year. The report on the April 1 incident, which destroyed 87 homes and damaged 148 others, is currently awaiting feedback from the federal government after being submitted to Putrajaya.

The state has already submitted a note regarding the matter to the federal government, as reported by Sinar Harian. Amirudin mentioned that the state will consult legal advisors to determine if the public can be informed, as long as it falls within its jurisdiction. He emphasized that the disclosure should consider the state's power and the involvement of federal agencies in the incident.

Recently, a group representing residents of Kampung Kuala Sungai Baru urged the Selangor government to release the full report, citing the uncertainty over the time required to complete the process. The group's leader, Badly Nordin, expressed concern over the delay and the need for an explanation. In June, Amirudin had promised that the full report would be made public as soon as possible, noting that the state has no objections to sharing the information, but some matters involving federal agencies and legal proceedings need to be considered first.

The gas pipeline fire at Putra Heights on April 1 destroyed 87 homes and damaged 148 more, affecting over 1,200 residents from 300 families. In October, 36 Putra Heights residents filed a civil suit in Shah Alam High Court against five parties, including Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MBSJ) and Petronas Gas, over the incident.