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Following the announcement that the Klang Valley would be facing water shortage over the next four days, public pipes were set up to allow the public to collect water.
However, it wasn’t long until Air Selangor in a statement announced that water supply is expected to resume on Thursday night.
However, it wasn’t long until Air Selangor in a statement announced that water supply is expected to resume on Thursday night.
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