Water level at dam hits 40% after nearly five months


PETALING JAYA: For the first time in almost five months, the water level at Sungai Selangor dam has breached the 40% level.

The dam, which supplies 60% of water to households in the Klang Valley has been seeing water levels that stubbornly hovered between 30-40% in the last few months, causing many to worry about the introduction of another water rationing exercise.

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