00:00 According to the Mineral Geoscience Department, there are no significant land movements.
00:11 There are still some water reservoirs below.
00:17 We are worried that if it rains, there will be other movements.
00:24 Other departments such as the Public Works Department, the Mining Department, the KPKT and the MBAJ
00:35 are monitoring the situation here.
00:39 Are there any special equipment used by the GMG to detect land movements in this area?
00:46 The approach taken by the GMG is to use a drone to see the condition of the land and the buildings.
00:59 From there, daily research will be done to see if the buildings are bigger or if there are any changes.
01:10 Further research will be done by the GMG to report to us.
01:16 What if it rains again?
01:19 If it rains, there will be land movements.
01:24 We know that behind the landslide is a monsoon drain.
01:34 The waterway is blocked by the land.
01:43 Ponding will occur.
01:49 The Mineral Geoscience Department and the JKR will monitor the situation.
01:56 There will be a plan to divert the monsoon drain to the other side of the river.
02:07 How many vehicles have been removed?
02:14 From the four vehicles that we reported, only one vehicle was removed.
02:17 We could see that it was still above the ground when it fell.
02:22 So we could remove it easily.
02:24 The other three vehicles were not seen.
02:28 So we are still working on it.
02:32 What is the focus for the piling?
02:34 The first and most important thing is the sheet piling process.
02:38 46 iron bars have been made.
02:43 And there are six more to be added.
02:46 Because of the power outage, the TNB has cut the wire above the sheet piling.
02:54 So that the sheet piling is more perfect.
02:58 We could see that the TNB has cut the wire.
03:04 So that it does not block the sheet piling.
03:10 Only six iron bars have been added today.
03:14 So that they can continue their work when the situation is safe.
03:18 How long will it take to complete the sheet piling?
03:20 As I know, the sheet piling process takes two weeks.
03:24 And it also depends on the weather.
03:27 So we hope that the weather will be good.
03:31 And also the other problems such as the machine and so on.
03:36 If it is perfect, they can complete it in two weeks.
03:41 As I said earlier, the passage is about 150 meters.
03:47 And the estimated use is 375 iron bars.
03:52 So we are only in 52.
03:54 Until now, which is 46 yesterday and six more.
03:58 So there are still a lot of work to be done.
04:02 We can also see some movements where the trees and the road seem to be down.
04:11 So this is probably because the soil is a bit loose at the bottom.
04:15 And if it is wet, it will fade away.
04:19 It will give a passage.
04:21 Because there is a little movement.
04:22 Otherwise, there is no significant movement according to the Ministry of Minerals and Geoscience.
04:28 Sir, according to the police, how many families have moved to this area?
04:36 We know that this landslide happened in the nine units of the house.
04:41 Nine units of this house have been moved.
04:45 They were advised to move and they have moved.
04:49 The place where we are now, in another district, is still considered safe.
04:56 So no one has moved.
04:58 However, due to the cutoff of water sources, there may be a problem for them.
05:04 They themselves or they have moved to their relatives' house.
05:09 Maybe because of the lack of water.
05:11 Although there is electricity, they have moved.
05:15 Only a few.
05:16 The others are still staying here.
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