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48-hr water disruptions to hit areas in Seremban, Kuala Pilah from Jan 31

Temporary supply cuts due to pipe connecting, maintenance works

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 25 Jan 2023 3:50PM

48-hr water disruptions to hit areas in Seremban, Kuala Pilah from Jan 31
Syarikat Air Negri Sembilan Sdn Bhd, in a statement, says areas in Seremban which will experience water supply disruptions include Seremban city, Ampangan, Senawang, Paroi, Rasah Jaya, Senawang industrial area, Taman Tuanku Ja’afar, Seremban Selatan, Seremban Jaya, Jalan Ampangan-Kuala Pilah and its surrounding areas. – Pixabay pic, January 25, 2023

SEREMBAN – Several areas in Seremban and Kuala Pilah will be hit by water supply disruptions for 48 hours from 8am on January 31 to 8am February 2 due to pipe connecting and maintenance works.

Syarikat Air Negri Sembilan Sdn Bhd (SAINS), in a statement, said areas in Seremban which will experience water supply disruptions include Seremban city, Ampangan, Senawang, Paroi, Rasah Jaya, Senawang industrial area, Taman Tuanku Ja’afar, Seremban Selatan, Seremban Jaya, Jalan Ampangan-Kuala Pilah and its surrounding areas.

Other areas affected include Seremban 2 and 3, Mambau, Temiang, Templer, Bukit Kepayang, Oakland, Jalan Labu Batu 1 to Batu 13, Seremban R&R northbound and southbound, Tuanku Ja’afar Hospital, Columbia Hospital, KPJ Hospital, Mawar Hospital and NSCMH Dialysis Centre.

Residents in the Sikamat area, including Taman Desa Rhu, Kg Ujung Pasir, Taman Warisan Puteri, Kg Bukit Merbah, Taman Rashibah, Taman Suliana and Taman Penaga. Some high areas in Mantin and Lenggeng will also be affected.

Meanwhile, in Kuala Pilah, the affected areas include Pekan Senaling, Kg Maasop, Taman Pilah Senaling, Kg Batang Pilah, Kg Sri Pilah, Kg Ulu Pilah, Kg Sikai, Kg Gunung Pasir and Kg Ulu Senaling.

Also affected are Kuala Pilah Matriculation College, Taman Bahagia Delima, Taman Bukit Intan, Taman Selasih, Kg Batu 46, Sekolah Zaaba, Sekolah Tunku Kursiah, Taman Pendita, Kg Bukit Temensu and Kg Sg Layang.

In the meantime, as a contingency measure, SAINS will deliver water tankers and place static water tanks if the water disruption lasts beyond the estimated closure period.

For more information, consumers can contact SAINS at its toll-free line, 1-800-88-6982. – Bernama, January 25, 2023

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