‘Measures for stable water supply under study’


Selangor is eyeing Tasik Putrajaya as a potential water source in the event of supply disruption. The state government has forwarded a proposal to the Federal Government and is awaiting its reply.

LONG-term and short-term measures to ensure stable water supply in households in Selangor are currently being studied.

“The state government has identified a few ponds nearby the Semenyih water treatment plant known as Pond A, B and C.

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