Raid uncovers illegal water tapping


Nurul Zaiha (left), Air Selangor enforcement section assistant vice-president II Nasir Othman and Loh showing the chlorine test done on the water.

Illegal water tapping at a construction site in Kampung Olak Lempit in Banting, Selangor has led to an estimated RM80,000 in losses for Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor).

The unauthorised pipe connection was discovered in a joint operation by Air Selangor and the National Water Services Commission (SPAN).

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