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Burst pipe shuts down luxury resort
LANGKAWI: A five-star resort on a privately-owned island here has been temporarily shut down due to water supply disruption.
Selangor MB says water supply will be restored very soon
SHAH ALAM (Bernama): The Selangor government expects water supply affected by the closure of the Sungai Semenyih water treatment plant to recover soon, possibly by late Sunday (Dec 22) night.
Water supply disruption in South Seberang Prai, southern Penang island on Dec 20
GEORGE TOWN (Bernama): About 200,000 consumers in South Seberang Prai (SSP) and southern Penang island are expected to experience water supply disruption for 12 hours from 10pm on Dec 20 due to major pipe re-connection works at the Sungai Dua Water Treatment Plant (Sungai Dua WTP).
Second round of financial aid for Cheras landslip victims
TAMAN Lagenda Mas residents in Cheras who were affected by a landslip have received financial aid for the second time.
Water supply disruption in Gombak, KL
KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 120 areas in Gombak and 57 other areas around Kuala Lumpur involving 119,630 customers will experience water supply disruption for 23 hours beginning tomorrow.
Water disruption to hit up to 120,000 households in 177 areas in the Klang Valley on Thursday (Oct 31)
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): A total of 120 areas in Gombak and 57 other areas around Kuala Lumpur involving 119,630 registered customer accounts will experience temporary water supply disruption for 23 hours, beginning Thursday (Oct 31).
Foundation aims to give festive aid to more people
JOHOR BARU: Pasir Gudang Foundation (YPG) is planning to increase the number of recipients of its festive aid starting from next year.
Water cut to affect over 200,000 consumers in Penang on Monday (Oct 21)
GEORGE TOWN: More than 200,000 consumers here will be hit by a water cut for 12 to 14 hours on Monday (Oct 21) due to a burst pile at Jalan Bukit Gambir here.
Stiffer fines for water resource contamination needed
KUALA LUMPUR: Laws, in particular the Water Services Industry Act 2006 (Wasia), will be reviewed to include heftier penalties for those caught contaminating water resources, says Dr Xavier Jayakumar.