A zoom of BlkJ site. You may see a crane located at lower level than the "ground".

I wonder why they dig earlier this year then fill soil and now re-dig....

Any boss has answer to my "re-dig-curious" question?

I have sent an email to the address above.
How about other buyers/bosses?
Need more people to send.

Nope...not yet recieved reply (as usual lah).
They may ignore if there is low number of feedback
Need more buyers' mails to sound louder...

Reply from Ekocheras,

We have received numerous emails from our EkoCheras project purchasers who have expressed their concern over the recent flooding at Jalan Cheras during the heavy downpour on 24th August 2014.

We would like to take this opportunity to clarify the cause of the recent flooding and the actions that was taken by the Authority DBKL and Ekovest Capital Sdn Bhd to solve this issue. The cause of the recent flooding was due to the insufficient capacity of the existing main drain underground culverts that crosses below the existing Jalan Cheras road to Sg Kerayong. DBKL have identified this issue and has directed the consultants to design additional underground culverts to discharge storm water across Jalan Cheras to the existing Sg Kerayong. The design drawings and documents were completed and are ready for tender and DBKL has published the Notice for the Invitation of Tender last week.

With the completion of these new additional underground main drain culverts in the very near future by DBKL, such flooding will not occur under the condition of another heavy downpour. As such, we assure our purchasers that such flood will not occur at our project when the upgrading of the main drain along Jalan Cheras and the culverts are completed by DBKL in the near future.

Thank you for your kind understanding and the support given to us since the launch of our project