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The Taiwan Water Company's District 3 Management Office scheduled routine water outages for testing of high-voltage electrical equipment.
The Taiwan Water Company's Third District Management Office is handling the "Outsourced Inspection Project for High-voltage Electrical Equipment of Mingde Water Purification Plant" and is scheduled to carry out water cutoff and pressure reduction operations from 8:00 to 16:00 tomorrow (28th). By then, 7 villages in Miaoli City and 6 villages in Touwu Township will have water outages.
In order to handle the "Mingde Water Purification Plant High-voltage Electrical Equipment Outsourcing Inspection Project", the Taiwan Water Company's Third District Management Office has scheduled a water outage and decompression operation from 8:00 to 16:00 tomorrow (28th). Water will be cut off in 7 villages in Miaoli City and 6 villages in Touwu Township. Taiwan Water Company asks affected users to store water in advance.
The Third District Management Office of Taiwan Water Company stated that the water outage area covers 7 li of Miaoli City, including Beimiaoli, Jiaxinli, Jiashengli, Wenshengli, Qinghuali, Fuanli, and Fuxingli, and 6 villages including Beikeng Village, Mingde Village, Qudong Village, Shitan Village, Xiangshan Village, and Touwu Village in Touwu Township.
In addition, 13 districts in Miaoli City including Shangmiaoli, North Miaoli, Jiaxinli, Jiashengli, Jiangongli, Wenshanli, Wenshengli, Qinghuali, Yuqingli, Yuhuali, Fuanli, Fuxingli and Fulili will also see blood pressure reduction.
Taishui District 3 Management Office requests users in affected areas to pay attention and store water in advance for backup, cooperate with water conservation, and be careful about fire hazards. During the water outage, the power supply to the water pump should be turned off, and please be careful about fire alarms.
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Water supply and pressure reduction will be implemented as planned from 8:00 to 16:00 on the 28th.
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