Water cut or not: Confusion among consumers after Sg S'gor water treatment plants shut briefly due to pollution


PETALING JAYA: There is confusion among consumers whether the latest raw water pollution incident at Sungai Selangor would affect their water supply or not.

In its latest update on its social media accounts, Air Selangor said four water treatment plants along Sungai Selangor are back in operation Tuesday (Dec 8) morning after being shut down earlier due to pollution.

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