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On April.5th, 7 water companies introduced restriction in some parts of southern and eastern England but the bans will followed by nearly 2.5 times normal rainfall for that month in England, with more heavy rain in May continuing into this month. Last week, the environment agency said the wet weather had significant reduced the risk of drought as reservoirs stocks improved considerately. The only companies that still have restrictions in places are Southeast Water, Sutton and East Surrey Water, Veolia Central and Veolia southeast.
Remember we are on record, potentially the wettest June on record now, that is followed by record-breaking April and possible one of the wettest Mays. But essentially, this goes back to over 2 years to the driest winters, and that is what led to such low water levels but reservoirs stocks are up to 75%.

林旭波

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On April the 5/7 water companies introduced restriction in parts of sudden in eastern England, but the bans will follow by nearly two and a half times of normal rainfall for that month in England, with more heavy rain in May continuing into this month last week, the evironment agency said the wet weather has significantly reduced the risk of drought as reservior stock improved condiderably. The only company is that will still have restrictions in place of south east water, Sutton, and east **, ** the centre and ** the south east, remember we are on record, we are potentially, the wettest June on record, now that's followed by record breaking Apirl, and possibly one of the wettest Mays, essentially this goes back in over 2 years, two of the driest winters, and that's what's led to such low water levels but reservior stocks are up to 75% now.

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徐欣玮

On April 5,several water companies introduced restrictions in parts of southern and eastern England.But the bans were followed by nearly 2.5 times of normal rain for that month in England.With more heavy rain in May continuing into this month,last week the environmental agency said that weather had significantly reduced the risk of drought.As reservior stocks improved considerably,the only companies that will still have restrictions in place are Southeast water,Sutton and East water,Violia.Remember we own record,potentially the wetest June record now, that's followed by record breaking April,and possibly one of the wetest Mays,but essentially,this goes back in over 2 years.Two of the driest winters and that's what led to such low water levels but reservior stocks are up to 75% now.

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金良_1742792

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On April fifth, seven water companies introduce the restrictions in parts southern and eastern England, but the bans were followed by nearly 2.5 times normal rainfall for that month in England, with more heavy rain in May may continue in this month, last week the environmental agency said has significantly reduce the risk of drought as reservoir water improved considerately. The only companies that will still have restrictions in place are south east water, south and east water, the Veolia center and Veolie southeast remember we all recalled we potentially the wettest June on the record now followed by record breaking April and possibly one of the wettest Mays, but essentially this goes backing over two years, two of the driest winters and that’s what is led to such low water levels but reservoir stocks are up to 75 percent now.

jennysyy

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On April, the Thames seven water companies introduced restrictions in parts of southern and estern England, but the bans was followed by nearly 2.5 times than normal rainfall for that month in England. With more heavy rain in May continuing into this month, last week  the environment agency said now the wet weather has significantly reduced the risk of drought as reservoir stocks improved considerably.

The early companies that will still have restrictions in place on South East Water, Sutton and East Surrey Water, Veolia Central and Veolia Southeast . remember we're own record will potentially the wettest June on record, now that's followed by record-breaking April and possibly one of the wettest Mays, but essentially, this goes back in over two years. Two of the driest winters and that's what led to such low water levels but reservoir stocks are about to 75% now.