Air Selangor: 52pc affected accounts have received supply | Malay Mail

Air Selangor: 52pc affected accounts have received supply

Air Selangor expected the account recovery rate to reach 65 per cent by 12 midnight tonight and 100 per cent by midnight tomorrow. — AFP pic

Water Selangor Management Sdn Bhd , in a statement, said that based on monitorings until 6pm, 834 areas had started to receive water supply while another 458 were still in the process of recovery. Air Selangor also expected the account recovery rate to reach 65 per cent by 12 midnight tonight and was expected to reach 100 per cent by midnight tomorrow.

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