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Sg Selisik water treatment plant resumes operations

Full restoration in affected areas by 7am tomorrow

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 04 Jan 2021 10:01AM

Sg Selisik water treatment plant resumes operations
The Sg Selisik water treatment plant is back in business after being shut down due to a critical surge of water levels caused by floodwaters. – Facebook pic, January 4, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – After floodwaters have receded, the Sg Selisik water treatment plant has resumed operations at 7am today, said Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd.

The plant was closed after its intake area saw a critical surge of water levels, leading to a shutdown at 5.40pm yesterday.

In a statement on its Facebook page today, Air Selangor said eight areas in Hulu Selangor had experienced unscheduled water supply disruption, namely Kg Sg Nilam/Kg Seri Pagi, Kg Lalang, Rumah Murah PKT 2 Sg Selisek, Kg Serigala, Kg Orang Asli, Kg Bahom, Kg Sekolah/Kuarters Klinik and Kg Gesir Tengah.

The company is now working to stabilise the water supply system. Affected consumers are expected to receive water supply at 10am in stages according to their location.

Consumers can expect a full restoration of water supply by tomorrow at 7am.

Air Selangor has mobilised tanker trucks to deliver water to affected areas. – The Vibes, January 4, 2021

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