Negeri Sembilan will only sell water to Selangor if there is a surplus in supply, said Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.
He said Negeri Sembilan would not sell water if the supply was inadequate to meet the needs of the people in the state.
"We are now at the initial stage of negotiations with the National Water Services Commission (SPAN) as the commission wanted to buy water from the state to meet the water requirement in Selangor.
"SPAN is now negotiating with us and we are still waiting for the Ngoi-Ngoi plant to be operational by the middle of the year. This is because we want to ensure that the water supply in the Seremban district is sufficient before we commit to sell treated water to SPAN," he told reporters after chairing the weekly Exco meeting, here Wednesday.
He said the Ngoi-Ngoi plant, which was under construction, was expected to be able to produce between 55 and 60 million gallons of treated water per day while the existing Sungai Terip plant was also producing the same amount of treated water.-- BERNAMA
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