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Landslide: All victims treated at hospitals discharged - Nadma

BERNAMA
By BERNAMA
21 Dec 2022 08:58am
The landslide area near Father's Organic Farm Batang Kali. Photo by Bernama
The landslide area near Father's Organic Farm Batang Kali. Photo by Bernama
KUALA LUMPUR - Eight victims of the Father’s Organic Farm campsite landslide in Gotong Jaya, Batang Kali who were treated at hospitals have been allowed to return to home.

The National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) said in a statement on Tuesday, that the victims, aged 13 to 44, who were being threated at Selayang Hospital, Kuala Kubu Bharu Hospital, and Kuala Lumpur Hospital were allowed home from Friday untill yesterday.

"Any updated information on the victims of this disaster will be announced periodically after getting official confirmation from responsible agencies,” the statement read.

The following are the list of victims who were treated:

No.

Name

Gender

Age

Hospital
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1.

Yam Lee Yen

Female

41

Selayang

Discharged Dec 17

2.

Ng Wei Lun

Male

13

Kuala Kubu Bharu

Discharged Dec 16

3.

Mg Tan

Male

34

Kuala Kubu Bharu

Discharged Dec 16

4.

Sandy Cheah Hui Kein

Female

32

Kuala Kubu Bharu

Discharged Dec 16

5.

Tan Ei Ein

Female

43

Selayang

Discharged Dec 19

6.

Choo Wai Lun

Male

34

Selayang

Discharged Dec 17

7.

Ling Zi Xuan

Male

19

Kuala Lumpur

Discharged Dec 19

8.

Loh Teng Shui

Male

44

Selayang

Discharged Dec 18

-- BERNAMA

TAGS: landslide, discharge, victim, hospital, NADMA
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