KOTA KINABALU, Nov 22 — The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation is committed to developing clean water supply initiatives using innovative technologies for the benefit of the people, notably in rural areas, including in Pitas, said its minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba.
Taking the example of the clean water supply-based innovation research project in Kampung Sapatalang, Pitas, Dr Adham said Yayasan Inovasi Malaysia would work with Universiti Malaysia Sabah in realising the project for the benefit of the villagers. The implementation of this grassroots project, which was carried out for five months, helps the local community obtain clean water resources and indirectly increase productivity and improve quality of life.
Meanwhile, Taufiq in a separate statement, said the project will benefit a total of 100 villagers, who have not had clean water supply infrastructure and only depend on rainwater, rivers or streams.
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