Things may be looking up for families in Sarawak


JOHOR BARU: Rain falling in the right places has improved the water situation in most places in Johor and things may be looking up for 900 families in Sarawak who are reeling from the drought because the rain barely hits their villages.

Johor State Public Works, Rural and Regional Development Committee chairman Datuk Hasni Mohamad said the scheduled water supply for Mersing, Sedili and Kluang had been lifted following steady rainfall and increased water levels at the rivers and dams in the area.

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