<ul><li>The transport ministry is working to secure more temporary vehicles for residents affected by the Putra Heights gas pipeline fire.</li><li>Transport minister Anthony Loke contacted several companies to provide assistance, including Carro and Chery Malaysia.</li><li>Over 277 homes and 399 vehicles were affected by the fire, with more than 100 families housed in temporary shelters.</li><li>Many cars left behind showed damage from the extreme heat, and efforts are being made to secure motorcycle sponsorships as well.</li></ul>

MoT looking into securing more temporary vehicles for those affected by Putra Heights gas pipeline fire: Loke

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