One cut too many


Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Syabas) tankers distributing water to Seri Kembangan residents affected by water disruption in June. — Filepic

KLANG Valley residents and business owners have been plagued by repeated water cuts this year — four and counting — yet little is known about the culprits and what action has been taken against them.

After the initial furore, the issue dies down and the case goes cold, leaving the public clueless about what exactly is being done to prevent a recurrence.

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