The British received a new suggestion: shorten the bath time for at least 60 seconds to avoid water dehydration

[Global Network Reporter Guo Xiaopeng] Comprehensive news from the "Russia today" TV station (RT) and the British "Times" on the 7th, the British water supply industry company recently suggested that the British should shorten the bath time for at least 60 seconds to avoid water shortage.

RT report screenshot

RT added that the British industry representatives said that although the proposal was "unpopular", Britain did face a choice -either spending 1 billion pounds to build new infrastructure or letting people shorten the bath time by at least 60 seconds.

Screenshot of the Times report

According to reports, in the past few weeks, Britain has been "extremely dry", and Britain has suffered "the most dry July since recorded", which led to the surge in water in the country. Most of the southern England has also implemented restrictions on water use measures this week. The reason is that the groundwater level is lower than the "necessary height", and reservoirs are short of water in reservoirs across the country. Some experts said that if the weather does not change, Britain may "be forced to take more water -saving measures", including restrictions on water use and water limited rationing.

According to the British Times, British officials set goals for the public: by 2050, the daily water consumption of each person will be reduced by 1/4, that is, from 145 liters to 110 liters.

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