Use less water, Singapore reminded as Johor reservoir dries up


Johor's Linggiu Reservoir is now just over a fifth full despite recent rains. Singapore draws more than half its water supply from it. - PHOTO: ST FILE

SINGAPORE: Even as water-efficient devices helped Singaporeans cut water use by nearly 4.5% over the last decade, a renewed call to do more has been made amid worries that water levels at Johor's Linggiu Reservoir, the country's main supply, are falling.

Singapore is also pushing ahead to its 2030 target of each person using 140 litres a day, down from the 151 litre-figure of last year.

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