GEORGE TOWN: The Penang government will continue discussions on the Sungai Perak Raw Water Transfer Scheme (SPRWTS) project with Perak tomorrow. Chief...
: The Penang government will continue discussions on the Sungai Perak Raw Water Transfer Scheme project with Perak tomorrow.
“There is a positive development, it has been going on for several years and I had meetings with two menteri besar and two ministers related to , and finally we will continue the discussion. Meanwhile, Nik Nazmi said the ministry welcomed the positive development regarding the issue of water supply between Penang and Perak.
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