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Heavy industrial users required to use 50% reclaimed water from Feb 1

Heavy industrial users required to use 50% reclaimed water from Feb 1
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T ai peiWang yi fengLee hsinHsieh fang wuWater resources developmentWater resources agencyReclaimed water resources development actDirector general wang yi fengLee hsin yin

Rainy season helping further ease drought in southern Taiwan

Taipei, June 14 (CNA) Two days after water alerts were either lifted or lowered for Taichung and Kaohsiung, reservoirs around Taiwan continued to show major gains in water reserves after heavy rains, the Water Resources Agency (WRA) said Wednesday.

T ai chungKao hsiungT ai peiTsengwen reservoirJiayi xianTainan municipalityTaidong xianHualian xianShihmen reservoirTaoyuan xianWang yi fengEvelyn kaoWater resources agencySecond baoshan reservoirsYuanshan weirDirector general wang yi feng

Large water users to be charged additional fee from February

Taipei, Jan. 6 (CNA) Large water users will be subject to an additional water tariff of NT$3 (US$0.098) per cubic meter starting Feb. 1 on top of their monthly water bills during the dry season, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said Friday.

T ai peiWang yi fengShih hsiu chuanWater resources agency deputyMinistry of economic affairsEconomic affairsWater actCheng hung ta

Typhoon Hinnamnor brings 356 million tons of water to Taiwan reservoirs | Taiwan News

Water levels at major reservoirs in central Taiwan are at over 92% capacity | 2022-09-04 21:07:00

Kao hsiungT ai chungMiaoli xianShihmen reservoirTaoyuan xianT ai peiSun moon lakeNantou xianFeitsui reservoirHsin pei shihWang yi fengTaiwan newsTaiwan water resources agencyTyphoon hinnamnorWater resources agencyDirector general wang yi feng

Heavy rain in Kaohisung prompts mudslide fears, evacuations

Kaohsiung, June 6 (CNA) A total of 306 people living in remote mountainous parts of Kaohsiung have been evacuated Sunday amid fears of mudslides after much of southern Taiwan was battered by downpours from a plum rain front.

Kao hsiungTainan municipalityT ai chungWang yi fengWang shu fengEvelyn kaoWater resources agencyCentral weather bureauTaoyuan districtQingtan weirJiji weirBaihe reservoirAgongdian reservoirYanshuipi reservoirடி ஐ சுங்வாங் இ ஃபெங்