Water is a security matter


Need for clean water: Not all water treatment plants in the country are able to treat or remove all pollutants, especially the newer pollutants, says Santiago.

PETALING JAYA: The country’s raw water sources cannot be taken for granted as they are facing many threats, especially pollution.

Instead, river and water management must be considered as a national security issue, says National Water Services Commission (Span) chairman Charles Santiago.

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