Kota Kinabalu: More reports of water shortages are cropping up across the city, with the latest being residents at the Taman Seri Indah Flats in Menggatal, who said the problem has been worsening the past six months.
CITY HALL has intensified efforts to maintain the drain reserves in neighbourhoods where dengue cases have been reported.
Rate-payers in these areas have also been warned that they could wind up losing any trees or vegetables planted outside their backyard fences, if they failed to tend to their property regularly and allowed this greenery to become overgrown
PORT DICKSON: Water woes in this resort town are set to be a thing of the past as the state government has already approved the construction of five tanks to store treated water, says Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.
City Hall is going after those who pile up rubbish inside their yards, or outside their fences, as these discarded objects have the potential to become a breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes