A KT PRESS report said Kenya's Water and Sanitation Corporation, or WASAC, came under scrutiny in Parliament on Tuesday over its decision to stop a water-loss monitoring project. The installation was reportedly 99 percent complete when the work was halted. Parliamentary questioning focused on why the utility suspended the project at such a late stage. The system was intended to monitor losses in the water supply. Such data can help a utility locate leakage and judge how efficiently its network is operating. The report did not set out the precise reason for the halt or quote a full official explanation. It also gave no timetable for completing or restarting the work, leaving the status of the remaining equipment and contractual obligations unresolved.