Public and businesses turn to using paper and polystyrene

By CHRISTINA LOW

A restaurant worker in SS2, Petaling Jaya washing plates with water from a pail.

WATER rationing is not only bad news for consumers, the environment is suffering too as more people turn to paper and polystyrene cups, plates and utensils.

Consumers said they are forced to make this trade-off to conserve water.

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