Kota Kinabalu: The water situation in Papar - the only district declared a drought disaster area in Sabah - is showing slight improvement, said Deputy Chief Minister III cum Works Minister Datuk Ir. Shahelmey Yahya. .

Kota Kinabalu: A group of agricultural industry players proposed the use of a mobile high-efficiency seawater desalination system to address the water supply issue affecting residents in Papar, as well as save paddy lands from salt water intrusion. .

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. .

Kota Kinabalu: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor has directed water supply to be distributed to 58,080 household heads in 355 villages in 12 districts throughout the state affected by the prolonged drought.

PAPAR: The Papar district faces a shortage of 15 million litres of treated water supply daily as its two water treatment plants (LRA) are not running at full capacity, said Papar Member of Parliament Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali.

PAPAR: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Haji Noor has instructed the Water Department and Jetama Sdn Bhd to build a second water intake to feed the Emergency Water Supply Scheme (EWSS) Water Treatment Plant (WTP) in Kg Limbahau, here.

Kota Kinabalu: Various agencies and departments have ramped up efforts to assist affected localities in response to the critical water supply crisis in Papar which was recently declared a drought emergency district. .

PAPAR: An alternative water intake costing RM20 million at a suitable area in Kg Kabang, near here, is among solutions to tackle the critical water supply in the district.

PAPAR: Residents here are urged not to panic following Wednesday’s drought emergency declaration due to the critical water supply situation the past few weeks.

PAPAR: A drought emergency has been declared in Papar district following a critical water supply crisis faced by its residents for the past few weeks.