Water cuts began earlier, some residents complain


Help is on the way: Water tankers are seen queueing up near Taman Gemilang in Dengkil as they await their turn to be filled up with water. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Some residents in the Klang Valley claimed that the scheduled water disruption, which was supposed to start yesterday morning, arrived a day earlier than slated.

As such, they said the low water pressure that kicked in several hours before the scheduled time yesterday made it difficult for them to store sufficient water in preparation for the scheduled four-day service disruption that is supposed to end by 9pm on Saturday.

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