Food traders planning ahead for water disruption - long and tedious to wash dishes in a restaurant

Kuala Lumpur: traders affected by the water cut next week are rubbing their temples because they believe it must be dealt with without valuable supplies.
"How do we cook and wash dishes without clean water?
Asked Sheril Azdiana Azmi of sherdut Selera, 31.
Her choice was to shut down her food stall for three days.
She is one of the traders at Jalan Masjid India and Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman who are preparing for the chaos.
Sheril said her workers were most affected.
Stall assistants, Hairul deep water Azizi Saharudin, 44, said they would have to use disposable tableware to reduce water consumption.
"We have a lot of containers that hold water to store it, as in the past," he said . ".
His wife, Rohaya Kamsani, 38, said
The water stoppage time of the day is too long.
"We have a big family and the daily life of bathing will also be affected.
"During the inspection in zone 14, Petaling Jaya saw that many traders were preparing for the drop in the water level. Porgodi A.
Ramasamy, 53, who manages the Galaxy hair salon, said that they can do little but store water.
"The barrels we bought before should be enough to store water because we don't use much water in the salon," she said . ".
Andy Ng, a 35-year-old restaurant manager, said he was frustrated by the frequency of water cuts in the area.
"In the past, it caused a lot of problems to our restaurant," he said . ".
"Fortunately, our Pu Chong
"The US-based parent company can deliver water to us by truck," he added . ".
Zishan cheman, fruit stall owner at Sri petalin wet market, said he expects sales to decline during the water break.
"There will be fewer people going to the wet market because they won't cook.
"There is no water at home to wash them fish and vegetables," he said . ".
Peter Ho, 38, who works at a car wash in Petaling Jaya, said: "We were forced to close our business for a day or two due to water stoppage.
He estimated the loss of about RM1, 000 per day.