Pilot project in PJ to cut down 'alarming' water usage


An Air Selangor worker installing a thimble inside a tap to reduce water flow.

THE average daily consumption of treated water in Selangor, which  stands at 210 litres per person, the equivalent of 140 large bottles of mineral water, is considered "alarming".

Bukit Gasing Assemblyman Rajiv Risyakaran said this was a concern, noting that the population in the Klang Valley was projected to reach 10 million people by 2025.

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