KUALA PENYU: Residents of Kg Kerukan want their elected representatives to address the water supply issue that has disrupted their lives for over two weeks.
“We hope our Kuala Penyu Assemblyman cum Assistant Works Minister Datuk Limus Jury and Beaufort Member of Parliament Datuk Siti Aminah Aching can go down to the ground and find a solution,” said a resident who did not want to be named.
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He said residents are no longer willing to tolerate temporary fixes or empty rhetoric and instead want their elected representatives to identify the root causes of the problem and find a sustainable solution.
“The lack of water supply is obvious, especially during this fasting month. Muslims will soon welcome the arrival of Syawal, but how will they celebrate without water?
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