Malaysia says landslide that killed 31 people last year was caused by heavy rain, not human activity - News Summed Up

Malaysia says landslide that killed 31 people last year was caused by heavy rain, not human activity


A landslide that killed 31 people at an unlicensed campground in 2022 was caused by persistent heavy rainfall, not human activity, a Malaysian government investigation concluded. A landslide that killed 31 people at an unlicensed campground in 2022 was caused by persistent heavy rainfall, not human activity, a Malaysian government investigation concluded. A landslide that killed 31 people at an unlicensed campground in 2022 was caused by persistent heavy rainfall, not human activity, a Malaysian government investigation concluded. A landslide that killed 31 people at an unlicensed campground in 2022 was caused by persistent heavy rainfall, not human activity, a Malaysian government investigation concluded. (Korporat JBPM via AP, File)A Malaysian government investigation has concluded that a landslide that killed 31 people at an unlicensed campground last year was caused by persistent heavy rainfall, not human activityKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- A landslide that killed 31 people, including 13 children, at an unlicensed Malaysian campground last year was caused by persistent heavy rain, not human activity, a government investigation concluded.


Source: ABC News October 18, 2023 02:38 UTC



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