17 days of dry taps


Virtual queue: Residents placing water containers in front of an empty Syabas water tank in Taman Impian Ehsan.

BALAKONG: It is Day 17 of dry taps and the prolonged drought in the country is taking its toll, especially on tempers and the health of the people in this area.

They are frustrated and angry at the predicament they find themselves in. And with good reason.

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