Dry spell won’t affect water supply in Sarawak, assures Chan


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 29 Jun 2004

KUCHING: The water supply in Sarawak will not be affected by the current dry spell, said Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr George Chan. 

“Daily, the city here uses about 300 million mega litres of water. Fortunately, we continue to record about 600 million mega litres of water flowing daily through the rivers,” he told reporters after inspecting the temporary embankment at Sungai Sarawak Kiri in Batu Kitang to stop saline intrusion yesterday. 

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