If official announcement Friday morning, Thursday night should have water already

It's the first time I see a work plan with only date, without time.

Water supply starts to be normal for many areas!

Possibly ppl  in fb trying to create dissatisfaction among those who haven't get water?

and PN/PuAS bots?
Or many be those at EoL?
As of 12noon many places on the Island have started to return to 80% normal.

ketika ini, kerja-kerja mengapit semula bahagian atas paip sepanjang 1,350 milimeter (mm) telah siap dijalankan.

“Walau bagaimanapun, kerja mengapit semula bahagian bawah paip yang bocor tidak dapat dijalankan pada malam tadi disebabkan berlakunya fenomena air pasang dan surut.

“Namun begitu, keadaan air sungai pada hari ini dilihat dalam keadaan baik dan membolehkan kerja mengapit semula bahagian paip bocor dimulakan dan dijangka siap pada petang ini juga.

“Sekiranya berjalan lancar, bekalan air kepada 84 peratus daripada 120,000 pengguna yang terkesan terutama di bahagian Barat Daya dan sebahagian Timur Laut dapat disalurkan semula seawal pagi esok (26 Januari).

kerja-kerja pemasangan dua paip lencongan 600mm merentasi Sungai Perai di bahagian permukaan sungai kini siap 70 peratus.

“Satu daripada dua paip berkenaan telah berjaya dipasang berdekatan jambatan Ampang Jajar, dan kita jangkakan kerja-kerja pemasangan kedua-dua paip lencongan akan siap pada 27 Januari (Sabtu) ini berbanding jangkaan awal, 29 Januari 2024.

Ya, you are right.
Looks like we are now a head of schedule of number 2.

Hopefully that bridge can take the stress of the tons of water!

Dark storm clouds spotted in Bworth.
Hopefully no hamper Sungai Perai repairs works!

I'm afraid I am with him this time.
Think about it:
1) whole of DBD including the all important FTZ only depends on one WTP(from mainland some more) and one pipeline. Has PBA announced any backup plan?

2) undersea pipelines: any plan to run parallel/spare lines along first bridge in case the undersea line leaks?

3) 1350mm line leaks and they did not mention when it was last inspected and its mean time between failures (MTBF).
What other potential failures should we expect to bite us in the ass suddenly?

I get it that they inherit this legacy but a government cannot keep using "oh, we inherited it" as justification for doing nothing. If they already have a plan, announce it for goodness sake.
All these water interruptions will have impact on manufacturing industry and investor's confidence.

Interesting find, tq. It's comforting to know.

No issues when the 1st PTSP is eventually decommissioned (after 50 years of service).

Is this first set supposed to be decommissioned last year, since it's built in 1973? So we're left with 2 sets? Now, are these 2 sets complementing each other or act as backup for one another?

28 Feb or 28 Jan?

yes i know. how long will it take for water to resume after (Plan B) Monday?

Sad sg ara noises, I also very worried our window might not be long enough to store water, if at all. After water operations resume, we always take 1 extra day to reach us. And while water cuts at 1130pm monday, we can expect majority upstream users to panic store, so most likely our water will be cut off even earlier

Indeed. First to lose water pressure, last to get back supply.

I see they have new isolation valves for the 600mm stubs where they will tie-in the new lines. With the valves in place, why is there a need to down the main line to connect?