We don’t value water enough in Malaysia


WATER, that most basic of life’s necessities, is often taken for granted until scarcity looms.

In Malaysia, the scarcity that crops up has complex and varied reasons which can be difficult to understand when we have so much rain – too much when it floods – and seemingly uncountable numbers of rivers.

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