GEORGE TOWN, March 31 — PBAPP chief executive officer Pathmanathan K said Penang’s water supply is expected to remain stable through April and May.
Provided there are no further major drawdowns from Sungai Muda. While the Muda Dam has dropped to a critical 7.19 per cent capacity.
The Beris Dam still holds sufficient reserves to last about two months under current usage trends. Perbadanan Bekalan Air Pulau Pinang has activated contingency measures.
Including maximising raw water extraction and utilising the Expanded Mengkuang Dam. Authorities stressed that supply is not under immediate threat.
But urged consumers to conserve water, as climate uncertainty may delay replenishment of key reservoirs in Penang and Kedah.
