Water Tariff Rates May Be Increasing This Year
Author Avatar

 

Water Tariff Rates May Be Increasing This Year

Water, Land, and Natural Resources Minister Dr Xavier Jayakumar has hinted that water tariff rates across Malaysia may be increasing in stages this year. The increase in rates is said to go in line with the government’s plans to restructure the water supply industry in Malaysia.

The Malaysian government’s efforts is essential to protect the quality of water being supplied to consumers and ensuring the industry’s services. Apart from that, Dr Xavier Jayakumar also mentioned that discussions are still going on to ensure prices of the increase don’t burden the citizens.

The ministry is currently working with the National Water Service Commission (SPAN) and discussing plans with all state governments to get agreements from all parties before implementing the increase in water tariff rates. Dr Xavier Jayakumar stated that the tariff increase rate is yet to be confirmed as different states implemented different rates.

(Source: The Star)

 

0 0 votes
Article Rating
SHARE

Comments (0)

Subscribe
Notify of

0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Most Viewed Articles
Most Viewed Articles
Post Image
Personal Finance News
Petrol Price Malaysia Live Updates (RON95, RON97 & Diesel)
RinggitPlus
- 1st April 2026
We provide weekly updates on every Friday at 5pm on the prices of RON95, RON97 and Diesel in Malaysia and a chart that shows the movement of fuel prices across a 6-week period. Bookmark this page now!
Post Image
Personal Finance News
EPF Declares 6.15% Dividend For 2025
Samuel Chua
- 28th February 2026
The Employees Provident Fund has declared a dividend rate of 6.15% for both Simpanan Konvensional and Simpanan Shariah […]
Post Image
Personal Finance News
EPF 2025 Dividend Expected To Stay Within Historical Range
Samuel Chua
- 5th February 2026
The Employees Provident Fund(EPF) is expected to declare a 2025 dividend of about 5.8% to 6.3% for Conventional […]
Post Image
Personal Finance News
Up To RM4,000 In Trade-In Rebates For Vehicles Over 20 Years Old
Samuel Chua
- 28th January 2026
The government has launched a vehicle trade-in grant aimed at encouraging owners of older cars to switch to […]

Related articles

Related Posts Image
Related Posts Image
Related Posts Image
Related Posts Image