Water disruption prevented


Air Selangor employees placing 43 bags of activated carbon to absorb toxins and odour.

KLANG Valley folk were spared another water supply disruption, thanks to the quick action by Selangor Water Management Board (Luas), which mitigated the inflow of odorous soot into the waterways of Sungai Kuang.

The soot was from a fire at a plastic processing factory at Sonstar Industrial Park in Rawang.

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