PETALING JAYA: Water bills by Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor) during the movement control order (MCO) will be recalculated based on guideline issued by National Water Service Commission (Span) on May 31.
Air Selangor corporate communication head, Elina Baseri on Monday said the new calculation would come into effect this month, and supersede previous mechanism that had been put in place throughout the MCO.
“The subsequent actual bill will calculate the water consumption from the last actual meter reading prior to MCO at customer premise to date and will be prorated. Elina clarified that Air Selangor was not in any way alleging that all premises with high bills experienced leakage problems at the same time.
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