Selangor’s four-day water cut another failure and breach of rule of law


THE provision of basic amenities such as clean water supply is a necessity. This is the statutory duty of a state government. There is no excuse both in law and politics for failing to perform this duty.

The politicians from DAP, PKR, Amanah, etc often preach on “the rule of law”. Yet their failure in Selangor is a serious breach of statutory duty and the rule of law.

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