Highland Towers (Bukit Antarabangsa)

Highland Towers (often referred to in sources as the Highland Towers Apartments) was a multi-block residential apartment complex in the Bukit Antarabangsa area of Selangor, Malaysia. The site is best known for the Highland Towers tragedy of 1993, when slope failure and a landslide destroyed at least one of the complex's three 12-storey blocks. The event caused multiple fatalities and has been treated in academic and engineering literature as an important case study on landslide and slope-stability failures in Malaysia. In the years after 1993 the Highland Towers collapse remained a touchstone in public and technical discussions of hillside development, slope management, and disaster memory for Bukit Antarabangsa and nearby residential enclaves such as Taman Hillview and Taman Bukit Mulia. Later landslides and earth movements in the Bukit Antarabangsa area (including incidents reported in 1999 and 2008) repeatedly evoked comparisons to the 1993 disaster, underscoring ongoing slope-stability concerns in the locality. The supplied sources focus on the geotechnical and human-safety aspects of the Highland Towers event and subsequent slope incidents; they do not document any paranormal phenomena, named spirits, or supernatural explanations. Where precise details such as exact coordinates, current structural status, or ownership changes are absent from the provided materials, those items are noted as uncertain or not stated in the source set.