Water disruption to hit more than 370,000 after pollution shuts down Selangor treatment plant


PETALING JAYA: There will be unscheduled water cuts in parts of Selangor after another water treatment plant was shut down due to pollution on Saturday (Sept 28).

Air Selangor said, in a statement Saturday, that work at the Semenyih river treatment plant had been paused for the time being.

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