Contingency plans on hand for water cut in Klang Valley


A worker at the SS2 food court in Petaling Jaya stocking up on water in anticipation of the three-day disruption. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

SEVERAL emergency and medical service providers have contingency plans in place for the three-day scheduled water disruption in the Klang Valley that began today.

Damansara Fire and Rescue Station chief Ramli Harun said several water tanks are on standby at their premises in SS2, Petaling Jaya.

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