Experts: No taking clean water supply for granted now


(From Left to Right) Jason Ong teaching his grandchildren Ethan Ong,7yrs, Eliza Ong,6yrs and Joel Ong, 4yrs collecting water for the water rationing.

PETALING JAYA: The ongoing water rationing is causing hardship and frustration but it is the only way to cope with the crisis, say experts.

They also believe that the exercise would change the attitude of consumers who had been careless when using water.

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