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Five water treatment plants affected by Baling floods back in operation - Sada

07 Jul 2022 12:28pm
The flood at Kampung Iboi, Baling on Monday had also caused water supply disruption, which will be restored in stages following the reopening of the water treatment plants. Photo: BERNAMA FILE PIX.
The flood at Kampung Iboi, Baling on Monday had also caused water supply disruption, which will be restored in stages following the reopening of the water treatment plants. Photo: BERNAMA FILE PIX.

ALOR SETAR - The five water treatment plants (LRA) in Kedah that were affected by the floods and water surge phenomenon in Baling last Monday are back in operation.

According to the Corporate Communications Division of Syarikat Air Darul Aman (Sada), as of 9 am today, the Sungai Petani, Pinang Tunggal, Kulim Hi-Tech, Kuala Ketil Lama and Kuala Ketil Baru water treatments plants were operating at maximum speed.

"The operation of all the LRAs has been restored and the restoration of water supply to the affected consumers will be in stages depending on the distance of the location of their premises and the water pressure on the water supply distribution system, it said in a statement on is official Facebook today.

Yesterday, a total of 280,000 Sada user accounts in three districts, namely Baling, Kuala Muda and Kulim were affected due to the high turbidity of raw water as a result of the floods. - BERNAMA

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