Genting Bus Crash; Bus Wrekage Retrieved Will Be Riped Apart For Investigation!

KUALA LUMPUR: The bus in the Genting bus crash will be taken apart and investigations will only be concluded once the experts involved are clear with the cause of the accident.
 Bentong OCPD Superintendent Mohd Mansor Mohd Nor said now that the bus had been lifted, PUSPAKOM and JPJ Engineers would get to work to identify the cause.
 "Following that, we will allow MIROS and a chemical team from forensics," he said. Mansor said he was unsure as to how long the investigations would take as that was entirely up to the experts involved in the investigation.
 "We however believe that it can be concluded by today after which the bus will be brought to the Bentong police headquarters for a final evaluation, 
"Some of the things that will be inspected would be the road-worthiness of the vehicle and the functions of the brake and tyres," he said to reporters at the scene.
 He added that once the investigations were concluded, the K9 team along with the Vat69 and PGA would comb the area to make sure that nothing was left out.
 "We will allow the roads to be used as soon as the investigations are done, however the final call is by the Genting management,
 "We believe they would like to upgrade the safety features along these roads and fix the damage caused by the crash," he added. The operation to bring up the bus involved 70 police officers along with members from the fire and rescue department as well as the JPJ forensics team.
 "We are not going to rush the investigation as we want everyting to be done cautiously," he added.

 Bus Wreckage Retrieved

 GENTING HIGHLANDS: The twisted body of the ill-fated bus that plunged 60m into a ravine in Genting has finally been extracted by police and the Fire and Rescue Department at 12.45pm on Friday.
 Mud and large branches fell out of the bus as it was pulled out by a 200 tonne crane. Petrol could be seen gushing out from its tank as police called on all personnel to move back until the site could be deemed safe. Fire and rescue personnel poured sand over the pool of petrol near the bus to minimize risk of an explosion. "Investigations will start with Puspakom and the Road Transport Department's engineering team to ascertain the condition of the bus and its roadworthiness when it crashed, " said Bentong OCPD Supt Mohd Mansor Mohd Nor. "
They will rip it apart from tyres to the internal mechanics. Later a chemical investigation will he done. It is expected to take awhile and may last until tonight." he said "The final bit of the investigation is with the police, a K-9 unit and VAT 69 officers will comb the ravine one last time to find anything we missed like valuables, documents as such." "As for the road, I'm not sure when it will be reopened that is up to Genting to decide," he added.