IPOH: The state will make public the findings of the independent board of inquiry investigating the collapse of the RM4.5mil State Park Corporation administrative building at Tasik Temengor.
Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Tajol Rosli Ghazali told the 11th state assembly that the report would be made public as soon as it was completed.
"The state has also given its full cooperation to the Anti-Corruption Agency, which is investigating the incident from the aspect of abuse of power," he said Monday in his winding up speech for the 2008 state budget at the Perak State Assembly.
Tajol Rosli (BN - Pengkalan Hulu) added that the state had acted proactively by appointing a board to investigate the matter.
It had been reported that the board would be headed by state Public Works Department director Datuk Wong Wai Ching with its members consisting of department deputy director Amir Hussin Mohd Arftf, geotechnic expert Mohd Nor Omar, structural expert Mohd Nor Azudin Mansor, forensic expert Dr Lim Char Ching, slope expert Dr Che Hassandi Abdullah, structural consultant Tham Kum Weng and Professor Dr Gue See Sew.
On Nov 13, the building on a hillslope at the edge of Tasik Temengor collapsed suddenly.
It was to be the first of a two-phase project comprising 14 rooms, an office block, a showroom and a car park.
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