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Air Selangor Confirms Yet ANOTHER Water Disruption in Four Major Territories Due To River Pollution
This isn’t the first time river pollution has brought water disruption to hundreds of thousands of households.

Air Selangor has confirmed yet another case of river pollution. This time, 274 areas and over 300,000 households are affected. Four major regions (Wilayah Petaling, Hulu Langat, Kuala Langat and Sepang) will experience unscheduled water disruptions for an uncertain amount of time. The full list of affected households can be found on their Facebook post.
SIARAN MEDIA: HENTI TUGAS LOJI RAWATAN AIR SUNGAI SEMENYIH DAN BUKIT TAMPOI BERIKUTAN PENCEMARAN DI SUMBER AIR MENTAH
Posted by Air Selangor on Ahad, 4 Oktober 2020
Air Selangor says it has reported the incident to Lembaga Urus Air Selangor (LUAS) and action will be taken to identify the source of river pollution at the Semenyih River.
In the latest update posted on their Facebook page this morning (5 October), Air Selangor announced that the treatment plant in Semenyih and Bukit Tampoi is not in operation yet as pollution is still detected in the river.

Affected households are advised to stock up their water supply from public sources and local service centers. The full list of available water sources can be found on Air Selangor’s website. Lorries with water tanks will prioritise critical premises first such as hospitals, dialysis centers and funerals.
Do take note if you’re living in the affected areas. Stay tuned for more updates!
Also read: Air Selangor Confirms Water Disruption In 7 Areas In Klang Valley Due To River Pollution
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