Sandakan's salty water problems under control, says Sabah Works Minister

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: The salty water supply problem in the Sandakan district highlighted over a year ago is now under control, says Datuk Shahelmey Yahya.

The state Works Minister said that according to a Sabah Health Department water quality monitoring report, the chloride content for water supply in Sandakan showed a decreasing trend from January to November this year.

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