A hotel in Klang was fully booked during the weekend as locals checked in after hearing that the water problem would last four days.
RESIDENTS in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor found themselves trapped in a predicament when taps in most parts of the Klang Valley went dry on Thursday.
To deal with the suddenness of the situation due to water pollution in Sungai Selangor, some people opted for staycations while others chose to stay at hotels close to their homes.
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A hotel in Klang was fully booked during the weekend as locals checked in after hearing that the water problem would last four days.
A resort in Janda Baik in Bentong, Pahang saw a spike in visitors during the recent water disruption.
Rest areas in Janda Baik Pahang are packed with people as they head out of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor over the weekend.
Viknendran and his wife went to Janda Baik to escape the stress of having to deal with dry taps.
Saraswathi looking after her granddaughter while her children check the family into a hotel.
Many Klang Valley folk headed out, over the weekend, to resorts like this one in Janda Baik to escape stressing over the dry taps in their homes.
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