Solar-powered water system to provide clean drinking water to remote Sabah villages


Deputy Chief Minister III and Works Minister Datuk Shahelmey Yahya (middle) being briefed about the solar-powered nano filtration drinking water system which will be installed in three remote Sabah villages.

KOTA KINABALU: Communities in three remote villages in Sabah will soon have clean drinking water, thanks to a pilot project by state-owned Jetama Sdn Bhd introducing a solar-powered nano-filtration drinking water system.

The system will be installed in Kampung Pulau Berhala in Sandakan, Kampung Tanjung Batu in Sukau and Kampung Paris in Kinabatangan.

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