Water supply in Penang fully restored, says PBAPP


GEORGE TOWN: The water supply to a total of 590,000 users in the state who have been affected by a scheduled water supply disruption for four days, starting Jan 10, has been fully restored on Sunday (Jan 14), said the Penang Water Supply Corporation (PBAPP).

PBAPP said that the third and fourth stages of supply restoration involving 99.5 per cent of the 590,000 affected users in Seberang Perai and the island part of the state and the remaining 0.5 per cent of affected users in the end-of-line (EOL) and hilly areas in the southern part of the island were fully restored at 6am today.

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