KUALA LUMPUR, April 13 — The National Water Services Commission (SPAN) has uncovered that companies behind billion-ringgit projects are stealing treated water to maximise...
Get your late-night supper fix in Pudu with curry mee, ‘wantan mee’ and ‘dim sum’ at Restoran One Nine Nine OneThe National Water Services Commission has uncovered that companies behind billion-ringgit projects are stealing treated water to maximise profits. — Picture by KE OoiKUALA LUMPUR, April 13 — The National Water Services Commission has uncovered that companies behind billion-ringgit projects are stealing treated water to maximise profits.
He said most of the companies involved were foreign and carried out these illegal activities under the guise of temporary water supply accounts until the projects were completed. “This not only causes water operators in various states to suffer losses of tens of thousands to half a million ringgit, but it also affects other consumers who may face water supply disruptions,” he said.
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