PBAPP Takes on the Difficult Task of Securing Water for the Future

By Rachel Yeoh

November 2024 FEATURE
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RECENT WATER SUPPLY disruptions in Penang have left locals shaken, and questions about water security have become the talk of the town. However, the state’s water authority, Perbadanan Bekalan Air Pulau Pinang (PBAPP), is confident in the strategies they have laid out to ensure taps do not run dry in the long run. Penang Monthly sits down with PBAPP’s CEO, Pathmanathan K, to look into the actions and projects PBAPP has and is currently undertaking.Rachel Yeoh: Good evening Dato’ Pathmanathan....

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Rachel Yeoh

is a former journalist who traded her on-the-go job for a life behind the desk. For the sake of work-life balance, she participates in Penang's performing arts scene after hours.

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