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Malaysia's Federal government has allocated RM4.06 billion for rural water supply infrastructure in Sabah, with implementation handed to the state government to better address community needs and boost connectivity in remote districts.
The federal government has allocated RM4.06 billion for rural water supply projects across Sabah, targeting the state's poorest districts including Kudat, Kota Marudu and Pitas as part of broader infrastructure development efforts.
Melaka has earmarked RM1 million to repair failing water pipelines at Terendak Camp, one of Malaysia's oldest military installations. The interim funding addresses chronic supply disruptions while a RM40 million long-term project awaits completion by 2028.
Air Kelantan has announced a major water supply disruption affecting 34,000 consumer accounts across four districts following a critical leak in a raw water transmission pipe serving its primary treatment facility.
Melaka's state government has proposed installing a temporary water tank at Kem Terendak military camp in Sungai Udang to alleviate ongoing water shortages affecting approximately 2,000 military personnel and households.