Anger mounts over water shortage
Published on: Sunday, February 05, 2023
By: Jonathan Nicholas
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Some of the Taman Bukit Setia Sepanggar residents affected by dry taps for almost a week.
Kota Kinabalu: The anger of over 1,000 Taman Bukit Setia residents in Sepanggar over water availability is growing as they are experiencing dry taps again within a month.Norlale Yusof, in her 50s, bemoaned having to purchase at least three boxes of mineral water daily, saying it is financially and physically taxing.
“It has been five days without water. My husband is a stroke survivor, so I have to carry the boxes to the first floor. I can imagine what it’s like for those living on the third.
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