00:01With the flowering season behind them, farmers in southern Taiwan are becoming anxious about
00:07preparing their rice crops. Taiwan is facing a water shortage, with the western half of the
00:12island recording its lowest rainfall in 75 years. Local governments have extended the water supply
00:21temporarily to support farmers, but poor winter rainfall across western Taiwan has made the
00:26situation worse compared with a year ago. As of now, officials have begun planning irrigation
00:32measures, and farmland doesn't need to be left follow just yet.
00:35We will use a plan to prevent water. At this time, we will be able to prevent water.
00:43If we haven't been in the water, we will be able to do a special task.
00:53The shortage has prompted government agencies to team up with celebrities to promote water
00:58saving. Even though Taiwan's reservoirs are currently around 30 to 19% full, they are still urging
01:04everyone to conserve water wherever they can. This is because rainfall forecasts are not looking
01:09good. The government is also trying to stabilize the water supply by encouraging industrial parks
01:25to conserve water on their own, especially the semiconductor industry. The economy minister
01:30says there are options in case of an emergency, and the industry is doing its part to save
01:34water.
01:54The global AI boom is showing no signs of slowing down, meaning demand for Taiwanese chips remains
02:00strong. While the government continues its efforts to address potential water shortages, one question
02:06remains, will those airports be enough if the drought persists? Just a fool and IT for Taiwan Plus.
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