IRBM APPROACH IN WATER QUALITY IRBM APPROACH IN WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT –– CASE STUDY IN SUNGAI CASE STUDY IN SUNGAI

SELANGOR RIVER BASINSELANGOR RIVER BASIN

SELANGOR WATERS MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (SWMA)/LEMBAGA URUS AIR SELANGOR (LUAS)LEMBAGA URUS AIR SELANGOR (LUAS)

22 OCTOBER 2008DIALOG WEPA

Area : 7, 955 km2

Population : 4 million

Districts : Gombak, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor, Kuala Langat, Hulu Langat, Sabak Bernam, Klang, Petaling, Sepang.

Peninsular of Malaysia

SWMA/LUAS OBJECTIVES

To ensure the water resources and environmental surroundingi i bl d t i bl ditiis in a manageable and sustainable condition

To undertake the function of planning, research, facilitator,coordinator operation enforcement supervision in thecoordinator, operation, enforcement, supervision in thedevelopment of an the integrated management of waterresources and environment

To provide an environment that is conducive for public andprivate sector participation in the development, utilization andmanagement of water resourcesg

To create the public awareness and the participation of thepublic on the importance of water resources

PERAKPERAK

SG BERNAMSG BERNAM

SG TENGISG TENGI

SG SELANGORSG SELANGORPAHANGPAHANG

KUALAKUALALUMPURLUMPUR

SG BULOHSG BULOH

SG KLANGSG KLANG

PUTRAJAYAPUTRAJAYASG LANGATSG LANGAT

NEGERINEGERISEMBILANSEMBILAN

SG SEPANGSG SEPANG

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SG SEPANGSG SEPANG

RIVER BASINS MAP IN SELANGOR , RIVER ACROSS BORDER AND BETWEEN BORDER IN SELANGOR RIVER BASINS MAP IN SELANGOR , RIVER ACROSS BORDER AND BETWEEN BORDER IN SELANGOR WITH OTHER STATESWITH OTHER STATES

WATER RESOURCES IN SELANGORWATER RESOURCES IN SELANGOR

iiriversriversground watersground waterslakes and ponds (alternative resources)lakes and ponds (alternative resources)

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SUNGAI SELANGOR BASIN

PERAKPERAK

HULU SELANGOR

Bukit Fraser

SABAK BERNAM Ulu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sbUlu Selangor sb

ling Kuala

K b B h

Kerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sbKerling sb

PAHANGPAHANGKUALA SELANGOR

Tanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sbHulu Rening sb

Kuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbKuala Kubu sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sb

Sg Rening

Sg Batang Kali

Sg B

uloh

Sg K

erli Kubu Bahru

Rantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbKali

Sg

Sg S

elang

or

Batang Kali

GentingHighland

Batang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sbBatang Kali sb

GOMBAK

Kuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sb

Sg SembohKuala Selangor

Raw ang

Pekan Ijok

Batang Berjuntai

Rawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sb

GOMBAK

Kuang

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SUNGAI SELANGOR BASINSUNGAI SELANGOR BASIN

♦♦ Catchment area Catchment area –– 2,200 2,200 kmkm22 (28% of the state)(28% of the state)

♦♦ Third largest river basin after Sungai Langat and Sungai Third largest river basin after Sungai Langat and Sungai Bernam Basin. Bernam Basin.

♦♦ Emerges from the foothill of Frasers’s Hill and traverses the Emerges from the foothill of Frasers’s Hill and traverses the northeast region of Selangor for 110 km until the coast. northeast region of Selangor for 110 km until the coast.

♦♦ 3 districts (Gombak, Hulu Selangor and Kuala Selangor) and 3 districts (Gombak, Hulu Selangor and Kuala Selangor) and 19 mukim.19 mukim.

♦♦ Administration : 3 Local Authority (Selayang Municipal Administration : 3 Local Authority (Selayang Municipal Council , Kuala Selangor dan Hulu Selangor District Council)Council , Kuala Selangor dan Hulu Selangor District Council)

♦♦ Main tributaries are Sg. Sembah, Sg. Kanching, Sg. Kerling, Main tributaries are Sg. Sembah, Sg. Kanching, Sg. Kerling, Sg. Rawang, Sg. Tinggi etc.Sg. Rawang, Sg. Tinggi etc.

SG. SELANGOR SUB-BASIN• Tanjung Karang

• RawangWATER

4%

BUILT UP• Kuala Selangor

• Sg. Tinggi

BUILT-UP17%

g gg

• Rantau Panjang

• Hulu SelangorFOREST

57%• Hulu Selangor

• Hulu Rening

S B t K li

AGRICULTURE22%

• Sg. Batang Kali

• Kuala Kubu

• Kerling LANDUSE

ECOLOGY

♦♦ Rich in natural and ecological systemsRich in natural and ecological systems

♦♦ Green & pristine upland environmentGreen & pristine upland environment

♦♦ Unique flora and faunaUnique flora and fauna♦♦ Unique flora and faunaUnique flora and fauna

♦♦ World renowned firefly colony at Kg. KuantanWorld renowned firefly colony at Kg. Kuantan

♦♦ Provide recreation to locals, particularly for Provide recreation to locals, particularly for Selangor and Klang Valley Selangor and Klang Valley –– Sg. Kanching, Sg. Kanching, Sg. Batang KaliSg. Batang Kali

WATER SUPPLY INFRASTRUCTUREPERAK

S S l D

LegendSmall WTPMajor WTPWater Intake Reservoir catchments

Sg Selangor DamCA = 197 km2

Ker

ling

Sg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg Selangor

Kuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuKuala KubuBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTPBharu WTP

PAHANG

Sg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiSg TinggiDamDamDamDamDamDamDamDamDam

Sg Rening

Sg Batang KaliSelang

orPump-refillScheme

Sg Buloh

Sg

K Sg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorSg SelangorDamDamDamDamDamDamDamDamDam

Rasa WTP

Rasa IntakeCA = 321 km2

SgS

Sg. Selangor at Rantau PanjangCA = 1450 km2

g KaliSg S

e

Pumping IntakeCA=885 km2

Sg Buaya WTP

Batang BerjuntaiWater Intake

CA=1554 km2

Batang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTPBatang Kali WTP

g Semboh

Bkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongBkt BadongWTPWTPWTPWTPWTPWTPWTPWTPWTP

Sg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTPSg Rangkap WTP

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IRBM P j t M i f tIRBM P j t M i f tDuration: 4 years + 9 months (2002 Duration: 4 years + 9 months (2002 –– 2007)2007)

IRBM Project: Main featuresIRBM Project: Main features

3 Components:3 Components:

FederalFederal -- DID HQDID HQ

SelangorSelangor -- LUAS (Project Site : Sungai Selangor)LUAS (Project Site : Sungai Selangor)

KedahKedah -- UPEN / DID KedahUPEN / DID Kedah

F di M l i d D k RM 8 illi hF di M l i d D k RM 8 illi hFunding: Malaysia and Denmark RM 8 million eachFunding: Malaysia and Denmark RM 8 million each

Objective : Objective : The natural resources of Malaysia are managed on a The natural resources of Malaysia are managed on a longlong--term sustainable basis using an integrated river basin term sustainable basis using an integrated river basin longlong term sustainable basis using an integrated river basin term sustainable basis using an integrated river basin approach to resource managementapproach to resource management

IRBM IMPLEMENTATIONIRBM IMPLEMENTATIONEstablished 7 working groups since 1 October 2003. Animal Established 7 working groups since 1 October 2003. Animal Established 7 working groups since 1 October 2003. Animal Established 7 working groups since 1 October 2003. Animal Husbandry, Land Use, Aquaculture, Water resources, Water Quality, Husbandry, Land Use, Aquaculture, Water resources, Water Quality, Sand Mining and IRBM WG.Sand Mining and IRBM WG.

D ft Fi l S i S l M t Pl W k h 30 A il D ft Fi l S i S l M t Pl W k h 30 A il Draft Final Sungai Selangor Management Plan Workshop, 30 April Draft Final Sungai Selangor Management Plan Workshop, 30 April 2007 2007

Seminar on Integrated River Basin Management,Seminar on Integrated River Basin Management, 33--5 July 20075 July 2007Seminar on Integrated River Basin Management,Seminar on Integrated River Basin Management, 33 5 July 20075 July 2007

Implementation Phase (2008) :Implementation Phase (2008) :p ( )p ( )

-- Workshop on Implementation of Policy 1&2 in Sungai Selangor Workshop on Implementation of Policy 1&2 in Sungai Selangor Basin Management Plan , 30 April 2008Basin Management Plan , 30 April 2008

-- Preparation on Preparation on State of River Report State of River Report : Sungai Selangor 2008 and : Sungai Selangor 2008 and replicate it to Sungai Klang dan Sungai Langat.replicate it to Sungai Klang dan Sungai Langat.

POLICY 1 : ENSURE SUFFICIENT POLICY 1 : ENSURE SUFFICIENT POLICY 1 : ENSURE SUFFICIENT POLICY 1 : ENSURE SUFFICIENT WATERWATER

O C 2 S C O C 2 S C POLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATERPOLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATER

POLICY 3 : PROTECT AGAINST POLICY 3 : PROTECT AGAINST POLICY 3 : PROTECT AGAINST POLICY 3 : PROTECT AGAINST FLOODFLOOD

POLICY 4 CONSERVE THE POLICY 4 CONSERVE THE POLICY 4 : CONSERVE THE POLICY 4 : CONSERVE THE FIREFLIESFIREFLIES

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POLICY 1: Ensure Sufficient WaterISSUES :

• The Sg. Selangor basin is the most important water resource in the state.water resource in the state.

• Provides over 60% of the water used in Klang Valley Valley.

• The demand for water is increasing fast with l ti th d i population growth and economic

development.

• Little scope for increasing supply from the Sg. Selangor Basin.

POLICY 1: Ensure Sufficient Water

POLICY :

Selangor ill ens re that there is s fficient Selangor will ensure that there is sufficient water for water supply by :

•protecting the resource

•reducing the growth in demandg g

•making better use of the existing resources

l lt ti t •explore alternative water resources

POLICY 1: Ensure Sufficient Water

STRATEGIES :

1. Increase emphasis on demand management

2. Increase use of groundwater resources

3 Better use of surface water3. Better use of surface water

4. Restore wetlands (esp. peat swamps)

5. Explore additional resources

IMPLEMENTATION :

LICENSING OF WATER ABSTRACTIONLICENSING OF WATER ABSTRACTION• Charging and Licensing of Water Abstraction started on 1

July 2005 for water supply and commercial users.• Parallel to Section 44 (1)a & 59(1)a, LUAS Enactment 1999.

The charge rates are RM 0.01/ m3 for water supply and RM0.05 /m3 for commercial users.

• The charge will be used to conserve the water resourcesand environments.

ALTERNATIVE WATER RESOURCES• ‘Task Force of Alternative Water Resources for Water Supply’

– to identify the suitable lakes, ponds, ex-mining ponds andgroundwater to be develop as alternative water resourcesduring water crisis /droughtduring water crisis /drought.

POLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATERPOLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATERISSUESISSUESISSUESISSUES

Water quality at the main water intake points Water quality at the main water intake points to remain at Class II, but it is underpressure, to remain at Class II, but it is underpressure, o e a a C ass , bu s u de p essu e, o e a a C ass , bu s u de p essu e, especially from activities in especially from activities in Rawang Rawang area.area.

POLICYPOLICYSelangor will ensure clean water for water Selangor will ensure clean water for water supply and for the environment by :Reduce pollution from existing sources and Reduce pollution from existing sources and p gp gprevent pollution from new sourcesprevent pollution from new sources

f if iSource of PollutionsSource of PollutionsDomestic Wastewater ie. Domestic Wastewater ie. public sewage treatment public sewage treatment plant, individual septic plant, individual septic tank and direct dischargetank and direct dischargeIndustrial Wastewater Industrial Wastewater Wet Markets Wet Markets Other urban wastewater Other urban wastewater ie. restaurant & food stalls ie. restaurant & food stalls etcetcAnimal husbandryAnimal husbandryyyFreshwater Aquaculture Freshwater Aquaculture Solid wasteSolid wasteSoil ErosionSoil ErosionSoil ErosionSoil ErosionSand miningSand mining

WATER QUALITY STATUSWATER QUALITY STATUSSg. Selangor river basin Sg. Selangor river basin –– 10 sub basins10 sub basinsClass of sub basin based on WQI (2006) Class of sub basin based on WQI (2006)

2 b b i d Cl I2 b b i d Cl I2 sub basin under Class I2 sub basin under Class I5 sub basin under Class II5 sub basin under Class II3 sub basin under Class III3 sub basin under Class III3 sub basin under Class III3 sub basin under Class III

Three major pollutantsThree major pollutantsHigh Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)High Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)High Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)High Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)High Ammoniacal Nitrogen High Ammoniacal Nitrogen High Suspended SolidsHigh Suspended SolidsHigh Suspended SolidsHigh Suspended Solids

POLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATERPOLICY 2 : ENSURE CLEAN WATERSTRATEGIESSTRATEGIESS G SS G S6. Reduce pollution from industrial wastewater6. Reduce pollution from industrial wastewater7. Upgrade sewerage system including sewage 7. Upgrade sewerage system including sewage pg g y g gpg g y g g

treatment plant treatment plant 8. Reduce pollution from other urban sources8. Reduce pollution from other urban sources9. Reduce pollution from aquaculture9. Reduce pollution from aquaculture10. Reduce pollution from animal husbandry10. Reduce pollution from animal husbandry

d di t ti d d d lid d di t ti d d d lid11. Reduce sedimentation and suspended solid11. Reduce sedimentation and suspended solid12. Reduce pollution from landfill 12. Reduce pollution from landfill 13 St th t ti f i13 St th t ti f i13. Strengthen protection of reservoirs13. Strengthen protection of reservoirs

THE MECHANISM OF THE MECHANISM OF THE MECHANISM OF POLLUTION MONITORING PROGRAM

IN LUAS

IDENTIFY THE SOURCES OF POLLUTION/COMPLAINT

MMKN

SITE VISIT MTES

TASK FORCE OF SG SELANGOR POLLUTION CONTROL

PREPARING THE PROGRESS REPORT SG.SELANGOR POLLUTION CONTROL

MEETING/ MTES PAPER / BOARD

SG.SELANGOR BASIN MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING

INTEGRATED ACTION BYALL RELEVANT AGENCIES

IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK

• ‘Task Force of Sungai Selangor Pollution Control’ tocontrol and monitor the activity in the river basin thatcontribute to the pollution since 2004 Meeting willcontribute to the pollution, since 2004. Meeting willbe held every 2 months.

• ‘Sg. Selangor Basin Management Committee’ Tomanage Sg. Selangor Basin in integrated andg g g gholistic approach with cooperation governmentagencies, private sector, stakeholders andcommunity Meeting will be held every 3 monthscommunity. Meeting will be held every 3 months.

POLLUTION CONTROL TASK FORCE / MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman – Exco of Infrastructure & Public Facilities / Director of Lembaga Urus Air Selangor (LUAS)Secretariat - Lembaga Urus Air Selangor (LUAS)MEMBERS :MEMBERS :1. State Economic Planning Unit2. Land and Mines Office3. National Water Services Commission4. Dept. of Solid Waste Management5. Dept. of Irrigation and Drainage (Selangor, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak)6. Dept. of Environment (Gombak) 7. Dept. of Town & Country Planning 8. Dept. of Agriculture (State, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak)9 Dept of Fishery (State Hulu Selangor Kuala Selangor & Gombak)9. Dept. of Fishery (State, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak)10. Dept. of Forestry (State)11. Dept. of Health (State, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak)12. Dept. of Veterinary Services (Selangor, Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak)13. Dept. of Public Works

4 i i / i i l C il l S l l S l S l14. District/Municipal Council - Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Selayang15. Land and District Office Hulu Selangor, Kuala Selangor & Gombak16. Alam Flora17. Puncak Niaga18. Syabas18. Syabas19. Splash20. Indah Water Konsortium

EMERGENCY COMMITTEE FOR WATER EMERGENCY COMMITTEE FOR WATER EMERGENCY COMMITTEE FOR WATER EMERGENCY COMMITTEE FOR WATER RESOURCES POLLUTIONRESOURCES POLLUTION

Establishment of ‘Emergency Committee for Water Resources Pollution’ on 8 Oct. 2005. Chaired by YB. EXCO of Infrastructure & Public Facilities and LUAS as secretariat.

The function is to prompt action in case of any pollution occurrence to water sources based on ERP (Emergency Response Plan). ( g y p )

For example the palm oil spillage from the lorry to For example the palm oil spillage from the lorry to the nearby river due to an accident at Karak Highway.

POLICY 3 : Protect Against Floods

ISSUES ISSUES :Most flood prone areas in the basin are less developed and flood problems in the Sg. Selangor basin are therefore not as acute as in some others basin are therefore not as acute as in some others basin.

N th l fl d d i d Nevertheless floods do occur in some areas and cause hardship and losses to those affected.

The flood plain is particularly susceptible and development in this area must that the flood risk into consideration.

POLICY 3 P t t A i t Fl dPOLICY 3 : Protect Against Floods

POLICY :POLICY :Selangor will protect the population against floods by preventive measures including oods by p e e e easu es c ud g planning restrictions and implementation of DID’s urban storm water manual

This will be supplemented by river works at selected sites

POLICY 3 : Protect Against Floods

STRATEGIES :14 Improve storm water management14. Improve storm water management

15 Improve river corridor management15. Improve river corridor management

16 Carr o t orks at problems sites16. Carry out works at problems sites

FLOOD PRONE AREAFLOOD PRONE AREA

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Localised Flooding Areas

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Sg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sbSg. Tinggi sb

Sg Bat

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Kuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sbKuala Selangor sb

Rantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sbRantau Panjang sb

Tanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sbTanjung Karang sb

Sg S

Sg S

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Rawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sbRawang sb

Sg Selangor

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POLICY 4 : CONSERVE THE FIREFLIESISSUES :

• The fireflies at the lower stretches of the river are famous (Kg. Kuantan)

• Important for tourism and the local economy

• Fireflies – symbol of the health of the environment

• Many have expressed concern about the status of Many have expressed concern about the status of the firefly population.

• Depends on many factors (land use and water p y (quality)

FIREFLIESFIREFLIES

Kg.Kuantan and Kg. Bukit Belimbing Kg.Kuantan and Kg. Bukit Belimbing ––home to the firefly ‘Pteroptyx tener’home to the firefly ‘Pteroptyx tener’home to the firefly Pteroptyx tenerhome to the firefly Pteroptyx tenerAttract tourists and income for the local Attract tourists and income for the local communitiescommunitiescommunitiescommunitiesHabitat Habitat –– berembang trees ‘Sonneratia berembang trees ‘Sonneratia caseolaris’ and feeding mainly on a small caseolaris’ and feeding mainly on a small caseolaris and feeding mainly on a small caseolaris and feeding mainly on a small river snail ‘Cyclotropis carinata’river snail ‘Cyclotropis carinata’Important Important –– water quality and fresh water water quality and fresh water pp q yq yflowflow

Fireflies synchronous flashing at night

POLICY 4 : CONSERVE THE FIREFLIES

POLICY :

Selangor will conserve the fireflies by :

• establishing a fireflies park in cooperation with g p p

local community – to protect the habitat of the fireflies

• research related to the conservation of the fireflies • research related to the conservation of the fireflies

continued

POLICY 4 : CONSERVE THE FIREFLIES

STRATEGIES :

17. Establish firefly park17. Establish firefly park

18. Improve condition for firefly tourism

19. Continue monitoring and research related to the fireflies.

INSTALLATION OF DISCHARGE STATIONINSTALLATION OF DISCHARGE STATION

To monitor freshwater that released from the To monitor freshwater that released from the last intake point .last intake point .Requirement from EIA Requirement from EIA –– 300 mld or 3.5 m3/s300 mld or 3.5 m3/sTo sustain the fireflies habitat at Kg. Kuantan To sustain the fireflies habitat at Kg. Kuantan (d )(d )(downstream).(downstream).

Demonstration ProjectDemonstration ProjectUpgrading an Imhoff tank to modern Upgrading an Imhoff tank to modern biological treatment, Rawang, biological treatment, Rawang, g , g,g , g,Selangor. Selangor.

Ecological treatment of dry weather Ecological treatment of dry weather flow in drains from wet market and flow in drains from wet market and flow in drains from wet market and flow in drains from wet market and restaurants, Bukit Sentosa, Selangor.restaurants, Bukit Sentosa, Selangor.

OTHER TASKS :OTHER TASKS :

Licensing for Effluent Discharge (Sec.79)Licensing for River Navigation (Sec 96&97)Licensing for River Navigation (Sec.96&97)Licensing for Diversion of River Water for Mini hydro (Sec 42)hydro. (Sec. 42)Licensing For Alteration Activities (Sec. 43)

AWARENESS PROGRAMMESAWARENESS PROGRAMMES• Qua-Qua Program – Water Quality Monitoring Program Qua Qua Program Water Quality Monitoring Program

with involvement of students and community (Waqu-Waqu Program in Japan).

• Community Project – River and Coastal Cleaning Program.

• Exhibition and Talk about - Conservation of Water Resources.

N l tt B l ti d B h b t LUAS d • Newsletter, Buletin and Brochure about LUAS and conservation of water resources.

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QUAQUA--QUA PROGRAMQUA PROGRAM

1.1. Physical Physical 1.1. Physical Physical MonitoringMonitoring

2.2. Chemical Chemical i ii iMonitoringMonitoring

33 i l i l i l i l 3.3. Biological Biological MonitoringMonitoring

“W t F All”“Water For All”

Penalty For

River Polluter !

“Conserve Water Resources , Ensure Healthy Environment”