Leaking tank at Pekan Kepong flats left unrepaired


RESIDENTS of the Public Housing Project (PPR) Pekan Kepong flats are upset with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) for failing to repair a damaged water reserve tank as water has been gushing out of the tank for two months.

Resident Seow Chai Fong, 52, said the tank located next to Block A of the flats had sprung a leak in mid-November last year and the situation had worsened since then.

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