Penang to implement eight water supply projects over next five years


Chow (second from left) visiting the site of the Pakej 12A water treatment plant at Sungai Dua accompanied by Pathmanathan. – Bernama

BUTTERWORTH: The Penang Water Supply Corporation (PBAPP) is investing some RM1.185bil to implement important water supply projects over the next five years in an effort to provide reliable and efficient water supply services.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, who is also PBAPP chairman, said the projects involved eight main components, including three new ones with all of them listed under the PBAPP 2030 Water Contingency Plan or better known as WCP 2030.

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