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Water supply reaches full recovery in Selangor

Disruption in 472 areas in five regions restored at 12am, water company says

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 27 Dec 2022 11:05AM

Water supply reaches full recovery in Selangor
The odour pollution at the Jenderam raw filter pump station – which caused unscheduled water supply disruptions in 472 areas in five Air Selangor regions, starting from 7am on Saturday, following the temporary shutdown of the Sg Semenyih and Bukit Tampoi water treatment plants – originated from a liquid spill due to an accident involving a lorry carrying perfume essence, says Air Selangor. – Unsplash pic, December 27, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Water supply recovery in areas affected by unscheduled disruptions following odour pollution at the Jenderam raw filter pump station has fully been restored today.

“Air Selangor would like to inform that the water supply for 472 areas in five Air Selangor regions, namely Petaling (172 areas), Hulu Langat (54 areas), Sepang (196 areas), Putrajaya (23 areas) and Kuala Langat (27 areas) following the temporary shutdown of the Sg Semenyih Water Treatment Plant and Bukit Tampoi Water Treatment Plant due to the odour pollution incident at Jenderam Hilir Raw Water Pump Station intake has fully recovered at 12am, December 27.

“Air Selangor would like to thank consumers for their patience and cooperation during this unscheduled water supply disruption period,” the state water company said in a statement today.

Consumers can obtain the latest updates through official communication channels such as the Air Selangor app, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or call the Air Selangor contact centre at 15300.

A total of 472 areas in five Air Selangor regions had experienced unscheduled water supply disruptions, starting from 7am on Saturday, following the temporary shutdown of the Sg Semenyih and Bukit Tampoi water treatment plants.

The odour pollution, which led to the temporary shutdown of the Sg Semenyih and Bukit Tampoi water treatment plants originated from a liquid spill due to an accident involving a lorry carrying perfume essence.

The accident occurred on the northbound side of the Elite Highway near Bandar Serenia in Negri Sembilan, just outside of the Selangor border. – The Vibes, December 27, 2022

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