Reservoirs' stores go up

PUBLISHED : Tuesday, 16 July, 1996, 12:00am

UPDATED : Tuesday, 16 July, 1996, 12:00am

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Storage in Hong Kong's reservoirs stand at 93.1 per cent of capacity (545.69 million cubic metres). This time last year they contained 426.93 million cubic metres of water - 72.8 per cent capacity.

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