Malaysia is a Tropical nation, bless with rainfall almost all year round except a few Northern states in Peninsular i.e Perlis and Kedah. All other states in the peninsular and Borneo Island i.e Sabah and Sarawak can be considered wet states especially during monsoon seasons.
Logically, Malaysia should not has water problem unlike the desert nations, the real problem is raw water or freshwater resources problems. Catchment basins reserve by the governments usually are not treated with respect by greedy individuals whom sees forest as gold mines of tropical hardwoods. Likewise are the rivers and tributaries are treated like dumpsites to dispose garbage.
Education and enforcement are two vital approach to change the mindset of its people so that the understanding of essential link between polluted water resources, potable water, flood woes and good management go hand in hand.
Current SituationDuring the elections, the Barisan Nasional(leading party) has promised to improve the water supply and distribution in Borneo Island(Sabah & Sarawak) to 70%.We ship to Malaysia, no problem.
i am sharing same problem with you, my wc water tank cracked.
90% of Malaysia's water comes from Lakes and Rivers.
I cant see any reason why you could not. But you can buy water filters in Malaysia as well. By the way, the water in Malaysia is safe, except when there is some flooding.
The half of the water in Singapore is lost by evaporation.So Singaporeans buy pipes from Malaysia to take water from Malaysia through the pipes.
Singapore and Malaysia have signed four agreements to regulate the supply of water from Malaysia to Singapore.
Malaysia has a total land and water area of 127,354square miles of which only 0.3% is water.
The Malacca strait separates Malaysia from Sumatra.
from Malaysia by pipelines.
From Malaysia...
Yes, Singapore pays Malaysia around 15 cents for every gallon of water. But in return, Singapore also returns some clean water back to Malaysia through the causeway
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