Singapore to raise water price by 50 cents per cubic m by 2025


Most households will fork out an additional S$4 to $9, excluding GST, for their monthly water bills by 2025. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Water will soon cost consumers an additional 50 cents per cubic m, starting with a 20-cent increase in April 2024 and a 30-cent rise in April 2025.

This means that most households will fork out an additional S$4 to $9, excluding goods and services tax (GST), for their monthly water bill by 2025, said national water agency PUB on Wednesday.

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