RM120mil to upgrade undersea water pipeline to Redang Island, says exco chairman


KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu government intends to upgrade the existing 25-year-old undersea pipeline that supplies treated water to Redang Island as it is often suffers unscheduled water supply disruptions.

State Infrastructure, Public Facilities, Utilities and Green Technology Committee chairman Dr Mamad Puteh said an allocation of RM120mil was needed to carry out the repair work to replace the underwater pipeline along the 23km stretch.

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