DCM: Sabah acts to stabilise water supply amid illegal connections, expansion of water treatment plants

KOTA KINABALU, June 6 — Strict enforcement against illegal pipe connections in squatter areas and expanding the capacity of water treatment plants (LRA) are key measures taken by...

How did Malaysia’s ringgit bounce back 3.4pc in four months to the Singapore dollar and will its rise continue?Deputy Chief Minister III Datuk Shahelmey Yahya said despite the successful stabilisation of water supply in Kota Kinabalu since the third quarter of last year, disruptions still occur due to maintenance at water treatment plants and emergency situations.

He noted that the State Water Department encounters water supply disruptions due to illegal pipe connections by squatter residents, occasionally impacting Universiti Malaysia Sabah and nearby areas. Shahelmey, who is also Sabah works minister said the capacity boost at the Telibong Water Treatment Plant 2 to 80 million litres daily has notably improved water supply in northern Kota Kinabalu.

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