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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A woman from India is suspected to have fallen into a sinkhole that suddenly appeared on the sidewalk along Jalan Masjid India in the city centre this morning.
The Kuala Lumpur Fire and Rescue Department reported receiving an emergency call at 8.22am.
The department stated that the victim, an Indian national, is believed to have fallen into the eight-metre deep hole.
Search and rescue operation is ongoing, with the Special Tactical Operation, Rescue Team and K-9 units currently on-site.
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.
The sinkhole is located in front of Wisma Melayu, near Masjid India.
While the fate of the victim remains unknown at this time, a CCTV footage has emerged of the incident when it happened.
Rakaman CCTV detik cemas kejadian tanah mendap di Masjid India, Kuala Lumpur yang berlaku sekitar jam 8 pagi Jumaat.#MediaSelangor #masjidindia #CCTV pic.twitter.com/NdeCVlLPor
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