A-G's report: Delays in water projects cost billions


KUALA LUMPUR: Some 145 out of 712 water infrastructure development projects had been delayed beyond schedule, involving in a cost of RM6.15bil, the Auditor-General’s report 2/2024 has found from its audit on the national water management system.

The audit was conducted on the Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry and Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry, management of water resources.

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