Hoteliers lament Klang Valley's scheduled water cut just as industry is picking up


PETALING JAYA: The scheduled water cut in the Klang Valley from Oct 13 to 16 will cause a hefty and unnecessary cost to the hotel industry, says the Malaysian Association of Hotel Owners (Maho).

Its executive director Shaharuddin M. Saaid said hoteliers have expressed their displeasure and disapproval that it is being undertaken at this period when hotels and tourism have just restarted and begun to enjoy some business.

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