Resolve Melaka's water woes quickly, says NGO


MELAKA: The state government should find a quick solution to the water shortage problem that Melaka faces, instead of blaming the previous administration, says a non-government organisation.

Alliance of Melaka's Young People (IGMM) president, Muhammad Fikri Mohd Ali, said the state government should take serious remedial measures to resolve the water issue now that water-rationing measures had to be imposed.

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