rubber pipe Restrictions have been introduced across England As the people of Britain fight with a third heat in this summer and Climb In mid -30Cs.
After Drought spring since 1893The country’s health is suffering from drought conditions and water scarcity.
It has left about seven million British, which is more than 10 percent EnglandThe population, facing restrictions on how they can use their water.
South East Water On Friday announced that 1.4 million of its customers Kent And Sussex Is kept under Hospipe restriction After record levels of water consumption.
In his announcement of the ban, he said that the demand for water in two counties reached the “highest level” this year and “now reached a point where they have exceeded the boundary in the company’s dried scheme”.
He said on 30 June, he supplied 680 million liters of water, which was more than 100 million liters of daily average for summer. “In such days, we are pumping enough water to supply an additional 4 cities, which is of medastone or eastborn,” he said.
A few hours before the announcement, a hospipe ban came into force YorkshireTo affect 5.5 million residents.
Yorkshire Water said that this year the record was both the hottest and hottest spring on the record this year, only 15 cm of rainfall between February and June, which was expected of less than half a level in the average year.
The demand for water was also higher than normal, the company said, the reservoirs are filled by 55.8 percent, which is 26.1 percent less than normal.
In late May, the environment agency also placed Northwest England under “dried” status.
He said at that time that the reservoir storage levels were already low during the dry years of 1984, 1995 and 2022.
It comes when the Met Office warned that the temperature is ready to rise above 30C again at the end of this week.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) on Friday laid out the large health of England on Amber Health Alert, in which the authorities have warned to raise the temperature over the weekend, which is likely to increase the deaths.
The areas spread from Midlands to south are affected including London. Only the North East, North West and Yorkshire and Hamber have retained less severe yellow heat alerts.
These yellow alerts were across England until Monday, but were upgraded to East and West Midlands, East and Southeast and South West of England on Friday morning.
The UKHSA states that the affected areas are “likely to have significant impact”, including “increase in deaths”.