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“After it had happened, we did do an inspection with NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) and DOSH ( Department of Occupational Safety and Health), and we have also stopped the construction work at that area until they repair and abide by all the order and necessary safety guidelines."

Wee said the Chinese may retaliate “by imposing certain or full restrictions on Malaysian exports such as palm oil”.

The family also have plans to meet the police after Lunar New Year holidays to get an update on the status of the investigation.

A Tampines, Singapore local who only wished to be idenfited as Ms Jamilah smelled a weird odour in her flat on the morning of Jan 29 and traced the scent to dark red fluid dripping from the ceiling of her master bedroom.

The song -- in Mandarin -- which expounds upon the "warmth and depth of #ChinaMalaysiaFriendship", comes amid a time of frostier ties caused by the suspension of a number of China-backed multi-billion ringgit infrastructure projects, namely the KL-Singapore High Speed Rail and more recently, the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL).

“Back in 1999 it was an Asian situation, but back then, there was no severe overbuilding and the number of overhang units now is something we’ve never seen before,” said Penang Rehda’s former chairman.

“The independent checking engineer would need time to verify and check before they hand the final report to us.”

“The problem now is that some residents have converted their longhouse units into store rooms, while others asked their next of kin to move into the units, in hopes of getting Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to offer them another PPR flat.”

Jagdeep said Penang had an overhang of 3,445 units in 2018 compared to 2,271 in 2017.

"The incident happened at 8.23pm. There was no injury to any person or any property. The relevant authorities were informed and investigations to identify the root cause of the incident were undertaken immediately.