SPAN: Waste not, want not


PETALING JAYA: The current hot and dry spell with little rain is expected to continue into March and the water experts are urging the public to be prudent with their water usage.

State water operators in the peninsula are reporting a decline in water levels in rivers and dams that supply raw water to treatment plants, said National Water Services Commission (SPAN) chairman Charles Santiago.

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