Three personnel involved in the search and rescue operations for the Batang Kali landslide victims were ill or injured yesterday but their condition was stable theSun theSundaily Landslide searchteam rescue illness injury stable Malaysia
: Three personnel involved in the search and rescue operations for the Batang Kali landslide victims were either taken ill or injured yesterday but their condition was stable, police said today.
“I hope we can all pray for the recovery of these three personnel and the safety of other rescuers involved in the operations,” he told a press conference here. Suffian, who is the disaster operations commander, said police could not disclose the identities of the nine campers who are still missing after the landslide at the Father’s Organic Farm in Gohtong Jaya on Friday.
On the seven vehicles which were swept away in the landslide, Suffian said the remaining two owners had been identified - a worker at the farm and a company.
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