I AM A Resident Of Pantai Hillpark And

I AM a resident of Pantai Hillpark and I was happy to live and work here for over two years now. However, the recent water rationing exercise during the whole month drew us to unbearablelivingconditions. It seems to me only Pantai Hillpark suffered from the shortage of water. I have many friends all over the city but they had no water cuts or, at least, not to the extent we had over the last month. Syabas had said there would be two days with water supply and two days without. However, in reality, this was more like 1.5 days with water and three days without. I cannot comprehend how this water rationing exercise works when only a few areas had to beat with water cuts. Furthermore, residents fill up their containers before water is cut, thus they end up paying the same amount for their water bill. Another thing that puzzles me is, how does a country that sits in the wettest region in the world face water shortage? I am pretty sure that there is enough ground water for everyone. If anyone had thought of drilling a hole in the ground, they would surely find plenty of water. The whole country sits on the bed, however no one thought of wells. They prefer doing cloud seeding. Perhaps digging a well costs more than messing with weather up in the sky? The local governments should look into the possible spread of disease with this water rationing exercise. I have enjoyed great hospitality for a long time love Kuala Lumpur and keep it that way. The authorities should “word of mouth” is the most credible and efficient advertising. They should not allow triates to leave this world country with a bad tast mouths.