Syabas working to fine-tune rationing plan


KUALA LUMPUR: Water woes are far from over within the Klang Valley, with rationing affecting 6.7 million people and talk of an extension to the exercise.

According to concessionaire Syabas, the biggest gripe of those affected is supply taking too long to resume after every two days of dry taps.

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