population to support more com- mercial activities. - . "Currently, the city has water-_ based activities

& lnlcmaaional Unia, KLCH An illegal car-wash water ta11k illfested with aedes larvae placed 011 the road kerb

fully utilized) will be about one metre high. Water proofed concrete walls will surround the graveyard

, maintenance service, water and electricity charges. Vegetables wholesalers getting ready to attend to buyers

cause of the problem. "If needed, City Hall will pro- vide pumps to channel water to e affected units

residents regarding water leaks at their units that go back two years. 'W e have a serious problem here

for international X-treme water sports events - a water sports city in the making. On the social

commercial areas, which he said were discarding waste into drains. ''This has caused blockage in water

blockages as well as using water-absorbent materials like stone mastic asphalt for road surfacing works

to its vast expanse of water (lakes) that are currently popular for angling activities. The Bukit

,iiinwater. 'Water needs space too and soil acts as an absorbent. 'Without it, the excess water has

-prone areas to regulate water flows, act as barri- ers against storm surges and protect against erosion and