Dry spell and water woes


Ahmad Firdaus Supaat, 20, from Kuantan cooling off by splashing water on his face. The hot and dry spell with little rain is expected to continue into March. - Bernama

JOHOR BARU: The state government is working closely with Ranhill SAJ Sdn Bhd (Ranhill SAJ) and Johor Water Regulatory Body (Bakaj) to monitor the water supply situation here in view of the current hot spell.

State International Trade, Investment and Utilities Committee chairman Jimmy Puah Wee Tse said the government will ensure enough water supply throughout the long dry spell despite falling levels at four dams.

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