SPAN is now an independent body


CYBERJAYA: The National Water Services Commission (SPAN) will now be a wholly independent regulatory body.

It will also, in a move to conserve water in Malaysia, start pushing for rainwater harvesting and having “water auditors” to advise companies and government departments on how to use water efficiently.

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