Group wants Selangor govt to resolve frequent water cuts


Klang Valley residents are fed up with unscheduled water cuts caused by frequent contamination of rivers. — Filepic

THE Selangor government is urged to put an end to the frequent water disruption that has hit the Klang Valley this year.

Otai Reformis 1998 secretary Abdul Razak Ismail said it had planned to submit two memoranda to the state on Wednesday but this had to be put on hold due to the increase in Covid-19 cases.

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