THE State Government has implemented two Urgent Water Supply Scheme (UWSS) projects at the Telibong I and II Water Treatment Plants as an immediate measure to address water woes in the northern part of Kota Kinabalu.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the first UWSS undertaken by Jetama Sdn Bhd at the Telibong I Water Treatment Plant, Tamparuli was completed on Oct 12 and will be fully operational by December this year.
“Another UWSS project is currently being done at the Telibong II Water Treatment Plant, which is expected to be completed between February and March next year,” he said after a briefing and site visit to the Telibong I Water Treatment Plant in Tuaran on Oct 25
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The State Government has implemented two Urgent Water Supply Scheme (UWSS) projects at the Telibong I and II Water Treatment Plants as an immediate measure to address water woes in the northern part of Kota Kinabalu.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the first UWSS undertaken by Jetama Sdn Bhd at the Telibong I Water Treatment Plant, Tamparuli was completed on Oct 12 and will be fully operational by December this year.
“Another UWSS project is currently being done at the Telibong II Water Treatment Plant, which is expected to be completed between February and March next year,” he said after a briefing and site visit to the Telibong I Water Treatment Plant, Tuesday