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Mt. Kinabalu landslide causes fear, brings back painful memories of 2015 quake
Published on: Monday, June 24, 2024
By: Clarence G Dol
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Mt. Kinabalu landslide causes fear, brings back painful memories of 2015 quake
So far, no recreational areas and buildings were affected by today's landslide, said an official. (Screenshot: Video on social media)
RANAU: Today's huge landslide on Mount Kinabalu's slopes caused fear and brought back painful memories of the 2015 tragic earthquake.

The Chief Assistant Director of Kinabalu Park, Justinus Guntabid, when contacted said that his side is continuously monitoring the situation.

He added that so far no recreational areas and buildings were affected by the landslide.

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mount kinabalu landslide, mount kinabalu earthquake, justinus guntabid, kinabalu park




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