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Kelantan Says Existing Water Treatment Plants Insufficient
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AI-generatedThe article reports a water supply shortage in Kelantan, Malaysia, due to inadequate treatment capacity. The state is investing in 17 new plants to increase capacity by 67% by 2030. This is a regional infrastructure investment with a long timeline, affecting local water utility operations and construction activity. Commercial mechanism is weak due to long horizon and lack of specific financial details.
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- Kelantan's 43 water treatment plants produce 529 million litres/day, insufficient for demand.
- 17 additional plants are under construction, expected completion by 2030, raising capacity to 884 million litres/day.
- Only 10% of AKSB's nearly 300,000 account holders have downloaded the MyAKSB app.
Construction activity for Kelantan water plants remains flat in the mid-term; no changes expected in 1-4 weeks.
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