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Penang water disruption

PBAPP urges Seberang Perai residents to conserve water ahead of disruption

Pipeline repairs to affect central and southern districts this Friday

Five-day water disruption in Penang in January resulted in losses of RM10 mil

The five-day water disruption in Penang in January resulted in an estimated loss of RM10 million, according to Energy Transition and Water Transformation Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

Water supply for 120,000 Penang consumers back to normal

Penang Water Supply Corporation chief executive officer, K. Pathmanathan said work to repair leaks in the pipeline at Sg Perai was completed 24 hours ahead of schedule.

Penang water woes continue with upcoming ‘shortest, least inconvenient’ supply disruption

Penangites will have to put up with another scheduled water supply disruption as a leaking 1,350mm underwater pipeline needs replacing at Sg Perai.

Penang water woes subside: Phase 2, water supply fully restored to 84% of affected consumers

The Penang Water Supply Corporation has announced that consumers in areas under the second phase of water supply restoration have fully received supply as of 6am today.

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