Johor makes 'urgent request' for additional treated water from Singapore


A file picture of water pipes that run across the Causeway. - Reuters

SINGAPORE: Malaysia has started receiving an additional six million gallons of treated water per day from Singapore.

This comes after Johor's water regulatory body Badan Kawalselia Air Johor (Bakaj) made an "urgent request" on Saturday to national water agency PUB, asking for an additional supply of treated water.

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