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Full tanks: Besides bracing for the scheduled water cut, shop owners are also preparing for eventualities in case the disruption exceeds the three-day plan. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: With water supply disruptions scheduled from today to Friday in the Klang Valley, businesses here are ready to bear the extra cost to keep their doors open.

Bake Plan bakery owner Sarah Yong, 41, said based on her experience with past water cuts, she had to spend about RM100 to buy over 20 crates of mineral water to keep her shop open.

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