Sinkhole Opens In Heart Of KL, Rescue Underway For Trapped Woman

The victim is believed to have fallen into the eight-metre deep hole.

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The department stated that the victim, an Indian national, is believed to have fallen into the eight-metre deep hole. A response team team consisting of 15 firefighters, two fire trucks and two quick-response motorcycles from the Hang Tuah and Titiwangsa stations were deployed.While the fate of the victim remains unknown at this time, a CCTV footage has emerged of the incident when it happened.

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