Gazing at the Syabas Bukit Tadun Balancing Tank, it’s hard to imagine the drama that unfolded here. This unassuming structure plays a crucial role in Kuala Lumpur’s water supply. The Syabas Bukit Tadun Balancing Tank isn’t just a reservoir. It’s a vital cog in a complex system, ensuring water reaches homes and businesses across the Klang Valley. In March 2018, the Sungai Selangor Phase 3 water treatment plant experienced a major disruption. A surge vessel system burst after emergency repairs, causing injuries and an extended water disruption across the Klang Valley. The Syabas Bukit Tadun Balancing Tank became a critical point in the recovery effort. Water from the recovering plant was pumped to the Bukit Tadun Balancing Tank. From there, it was carefully channeled into the main systems. The restoration was a staged process, starting around midnight. The timing depended on the pressure at the distribution system and varied based on location and altitude. Syabas, the company managing the crisis, used various channels to update the public. They directed people to their website, the mySyabas app, and Air Selangor’s Facebook page for information. While the Syabas Bukit Tadun Balancing Tank stands silent, it holds a story of resilience and the intricate network that keeps a city hydrated.
Terminal Skypark
Remember that time before KLIA? Before the buzz of KLIA2? Before budget airlines ruled the skies? Then Subang Skypark Terminal