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TRIBUNBATAM.id - In an open meeting held by PT. Adhya Tirta Batam (ATB) at Radisson Convention Center Batam, Thursday (03/12/2020), finally the water rotation scenario was revealed for Batam residents.
This was explained directly by ATB's Head of Corporate Secretary, Maria Jacobus in front of 150 industrial and commercial players in Batam.
"There are two scenarios. The first will be off on Thursday and Sunday, and the second will be off on Saturday and Sunday," he said while showing the screen on the projector's reflection screen.
For the first scenario, water will be supplied normally on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Whereas the second scenario, water is supplied normally from Monday to Friday.
TribunBatam observations at the location, several industrial and commercial players also showed anxious faces to hear Maria's explanation.
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Even among them seemed impatient to immediately raise questions related to these two scenarios by ATB.
Reported, PT Adhya Tirta Batam (ATB) invited 150 industrial and commercial players to hold an open meeting at Radisson Convention Center Batam, Thursday (12/3/2020).
This meeting aims to discuss the problem of raw water crisis experienced by Batam these days.
"The commercial actors include tourism actors such as hotels and restaurants and others," ATB Public Relations Wijanarko Iksa told TRIBUNBATAM.id.
Until this news was written, ATB Head of Corporate Secretary, Maria Jacobus continued to provide material related to the necessity of rotating water rationing on March 15, 2020 later.
"We, as operators, are only affected because raw water is reduced," Maria said while giving materials to the meeting participants. (TribunBatam.id/ichwannurfadillah)
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