Inspection of slopes along federal roads stopped since 2013 - audit report

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The routine maintenance inspection of slopes along federal roads in the peninsula has not been carried out over the past seven years due to financial constraints, according to the Auditor-General’s Report 2018 Series 3. The report said the Slope Engineering Branch (CKC) under the Public Works Department is required to carry out routine maintenance inspection of slopes at least once or twice a year, depending on the level of danger and risk. “The inspection must be carried out to determine the slope failure prevention work. The audit found that routine inspections were carried out from 2007 to 2012, but were discontinued by the CKC director on April 2013 due to financial constraint,” it said. According to the report, which was tabled in Parliament today, there were 946 very high-risk slopes along the federal roads as of 2010 with prevention scopes divided into soil slope and rock …