Water treatment plants yet to resume operations as pollution level still high, says Air Selangor


PETALING JAYA: Taps at premises in 274 areas in Selangor will remain dry, as the level of pollution is still high at raw water intake points near Bukit Tampoi and Sungai Semenyih treatment plants.

Air Selangor corporate communications head Elina Baseri said the level of pollution was recorded at five TON (threshold odour number) near the Bukit Tampoi plant and at seven TON near the Sungai Semenyih plant at 7.30am on Monday (Oct 5) morning.

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