Hundreds of millions spent to improve Sabah’s water supply


KOTA KINABALU: The Federal Government is spending hundreds of millions of ringgit annually through special allocations to im­­prove the water supply in Sabah.

These are mainly for the construction of water treatment plants, installation of new pipelines and replacement of ageing ones, according to officials.

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