Drinking water sent to folk affected by river pollution


Boxes of drinking water being distributed to the affected areas in Rompin.

THE Pahang government has sent 141,600 bottles of drinking water to areas in Rompin that are facing water disruption due to pollution.

The Pahang Mentri Besar’s office said about 11,800 boxes of drinking water bottles had been distributed to the population of Keratong, Ibam and Muadzam Shah which had been affected by water supply problems since July 7.

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