Reported 8 months ago
A recent heavy rainfall in Tainan has significantly increased the water levels in the region's three main reservoirs, ensuring a sufficient water supply for irrigation in the second half of the year. The increased reservoir levels have tackled the long-standing water shortage issue in southern Taiwan and are expected to enhance crop yield and quality while reducing agricultural losses due to drought. Local farmers are welcoming the positive impact of the rainfall, as it not only secures the upcoming agricultural season but also improves overall production efficiency. Local authorities are closely monitoring the reservoir levels and implementing effective measures to ensure the stable distribution and utilization of water resources for sustainable irrigation in the region.
Source: YAHOO