Taps run dry for 1.8m Johor residents

October 29, 2017 5:00 AM

JOHOR BARU • The water supply to about 1.8 million residents in southern Johor has been disrupted after three treatment plants were shut down because of high ammonia levels found in raw water from Johor River.

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