 
 <prompt> The quality of water supply for southern Beijing don dey improve for recent years, one official talk.

Na so so improvement dey happun for di network of pipes, di goment don dey upgrade three recycled water plants for di south of di capital, talk Zhao Lei, spokesperson for di Beijing Municipal Commission of Development and Reform.

"Di transformation of di three plants don increase di recycled water processing capacity by 160,000 cubic meters per day," he talk.

For top dis one, di city dey also dey speed up di construction of sewage treatment plants to further recycle di sewage, Zhao talk.

Zhang Xiang, one researcher from Nature University, one environmental protection NGO for Beijing, talk say make dem promote recycled water use, especially for water-scarce cities like Beijing.

To set up more recycled water plants for di capital no go only promote efficient water use, but e go also reduce costs because recycling water dey cheaper pass transferring am over long distances, he talk.

According to di Beijing Water Authority, di capital go set up 46 more recycled water plants citywide for di next three years while dem go upgrade 20 sewage treatment plants.

Di treatment rate of domestic sewage for downtown Beijing go reach 98 percent by di end of 2015, dem talk.

Di capital's recycled water dey mainly used for industry, landscaping and cleaning, Zhang talk.

Many new communities for southern Beijing dey equipped with network to recycle water.

For di past, people no too dey interested for using recycled water. But as di goment don boost di quality of recycled water and set up more recycled water plants, more residents dey gradually accept am.

Residents for southern Beijing go also enjoy more clean energy, as di goment go replace traditional coal-burning stoves with electric radiators as part of one three-year plan to develop southern Beijing from 2013 to 2015.

Since 2010, Beijing don take measures to develop im southern areas. Earlier efforts don see di region, wey dey rely heavily on low-end industries like cement factories and small coal mines, dey turn into one busy commercial center and home to many educational institutions. <response>: 1. Which city this story dey about?
2. Which section of the city?
3. Things dey get better for there?
4. Wetin dey specifically get better?
5. Dem dey treat all the sewage for Beijing?
6. Wetin dem dey use the treated water do?
7. Before before, people dey happy about treated water?
8. E don change small?
9. Wetin cause the change?
10. Wetin dem dey use for heating there?
11. E go change?
12. To wetin?
13. When?
14. How many parts dey for the plan for that?
15. Wetin be the traditional industries for the region?
16. Wetin don dey develop for there recently?
17. When the city start to make changes for this area?
18. How many new plants dem wan open?
19. Some plants go also dey improve?
20. How many? 