Syabas: Water disruption in Klang Valley for upgrading works on Tuesday


PETALING JAYA: Certain areas of the Klang Valley Water will face water supply disruption and low water pressure due to upgrading works on Tuesday, Dec 23.

Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor (Syabas) announced that users in Petaling will experience low water pressure when upgrading works are carried out from 10am to 7pm on Tuesday.

However, users in Kuala Lumpur will experience low water pressure from 8pm Tuesday to 6am Wednesday.

The areas affected are:
Petaling (Tues, 10am-7pm)
Tasik Prima 1 to 4
Puchong Utama 7
 Prima Biz Hub
Lake Belva
Seri Pelangi flats

Kuala Lumpur (Tues, 8pm - Wed, 6am)
Pantai Hospital
Cheras
Masjid Pandan Indah
Taman Cheras Utama
Pandan Perdana
Pandan Komersial
Pandan Indah
Cheras Indah
Jalan Pandan Utama
Taman Maju Jaya
Pandan Mewah

Users are advised to keep adequate water supply and to use water wisely during the supply disruption.

Users can contact the Puspel Customer Service Centre at 1-800-88-5252; SMS by typing PUSPEL and sending it to 39222.

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