Brisbane’s Water Treatment Plant Restarts as City Faces Shortage
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The main water treatment plant in Brisbane, Australia’s third-most populous city, restarted after floods forced it to close and sparked concern over shortages.
“Production levels at the plant have continued to increase this morning, however the water supply and demand balance remains tight,” according to a statement today on the website of Seqwater, the Queensland government utility that manages water supplies in the southeast of the state.