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1. Semangar water plant in Johor adds 50 million litres a day, due January 2027

   17 hours ago Berita Harian Singapura Loji Rawatan Air Semangar, Kota Tinggi, Johor 48.7 km

   A RM74.95 million package plant at the Semangar Water Treatment Plant in Kota Tinggi, Johor is expected to be completed on 10 January 2027, adding 50 million litres of treated water a day. Physical progress stands at 57.68 per cent, ahead of schedule, to support demand in Sedenak, Kulai, Senai and Johor Bahru.

2. Fibre services fully restored after Bishan and Thomson outage

   23 hours ago Channel News Asia - Singapore Bishan, Singapore 5.7 km

   Fibre services in parts of Bishan and Thomson were fully restored at 5.40am on Wednesday after an outage that began on Tuesday and affected about 2,000 end-user connections. NetLink Trust said the disruption was caused by damage to its fibre infrastructure during road-widening works by a third-party contractor not engaged by the company.

3. Fibre cut disrupts Singtel, StarHub and M1 internet services

   1 day ago Tamil Murasu Bishan, Singapore 5.7 km

   A fibre connection cut on Tuesday (Sept 15) caused temporary internet disruption for customers of Singtel, StarHub and M1 in Singapore. NetLink Trust said about 1,200 users in Bishan and Thomson may have been affected, and it is working with telcos to restore service.

4. Burst underground pipe in Bukit Batok disrupts water supply to 3 blocks

   4 days ago The Straits Times Block 639 Bukit Batok Central, Bukit Batok, Singapore 10.6 km

   A burst underground pipe in Bukit Batok early on Sept 12 temporarily cut water supply to three blocks, including a home and 11 shophouse units. The town council isolated the pipe, restored supply to the home, and installed a temporary surface pipe for commercial units. Repairs are expected to take two to three days.

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6. Data centre boom spills into construction, power and tech supply chain

   6 days ago New Straits Times Iskandar Puteri, Johor 29.6 km

   Malaysia's data centre capacity could reach eight to nine gigawatts by 2030, opening an RM128 billion to RM162 billion market for mechanical and electrical works, analysts say. About 3.8GW is already under construction or backed by signed power agreements, with contractors such as Kerjaya Prospek, Gamuda and IJM Corp among those winning work, including an RM858 million fit-out contract in Iskandar Puteri.