South Johor folks welcome end of water rationing


Utter relief: A beaming Saroja filling a container with water at her home in Permas Jaya, Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: Residents are relieved that their water taps are running normally again after four months of scheduled water supply due to low water levels at two main dams in south Johor.

Housewife G. Saroja, 58, from Permas Jaya, breathed a sigh of relief after learning about the end of the water rationing exercise on Wednesday night.

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