Singapore not in talks with Malaysia on water prices, says report


Water pipes run the length of the causeway between Singapore and Malaysia's southern city of Johor Bahru (R), transporting up to 250 million gallons (946 million litres) of water or approximately 60 percent of Singapore's water needs each day

SINGAPORE (Bernama): Singapore is not having any renegotiations with Malaysia on water prices, says news portal Today.

Singapore deputy prime minister Teo Chee Hean said this during a tour of the Changi Water Reclamation Plant on Tuesday (Aug 28).

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