Are Indah Water’s effluent discharge standards being met?

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Indah Water Consortium Affirms Compliance with Effluent Discharge Standards

Indah Water Consortium (IWK) has stated that the effluent discharged from its Inderapura Sewage Treatment Plant meets all regulatory requirements set by the Department of Environment. The company confirmed that no dead fish were discovered at the specific point where the plant's treated effluent is released into Taman Matahari Lake.
Effluent Quality Meets Regulatory Standards

IWK conducted an investigation following reports of dead fish in Taman Matahari Lake and determined that the effluent from its Inderapura Sewage Treatment Plant complies with the standards stipulated by the Department of Environment. This compliance applies to all treated effluents discharged from IWK's facilities.
Discharge Point Separate from Reported Contamination Area

The Taman Matahari Lake is divided into two sections, with the effluent from the IWK Sewage Treatment Plant directed to a separate part of the lake. Investigations confirmed that the area where the plant's effluent is discharged did not have any dead fish.
Commitment to Wastewater Service Standards

IWK reiterated its commitment to addressing pollution incidents and providing efficient wastewater services. This includes maintaining sewage treatment plants to ensure they operate optimally and effectively manage wastewater, thereby upholding environmental standards.

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