The diagram below shows how rain water is collected and then treated to be used as drinking water in an Australian town. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates the process of

rainwater

stored in storage tanks

then

filtered with chemical reactions and supplied drinking

water

to consumers in Australia’s cities.

Overall

, the

rainwater

is collected from the roofs of the houses and sent into the tanks, after some chemical treatments and filtration processes, so it can become drinkable and transported to the houses. It is conspicuous that the

rainwater

is collected through the drainage system from the house’s roofs and other buildings, where it is filtered in a

water

filter tank and

then

sent to the big storage ponds that are specially designed for storage purposes.

Furthermore

, the

rainwater

moved from ponds to the

water

treatment plants with the help of big pipes.

Further

, it is treated with different chemicals making it drinkable for everyone. Probing ahead, after completion of the

water

treatment process

then

it is transported through the underground conduits and sent to the different premises for use.

Additionally

, the population use it for different purposes including drinking, bathing and cleaning.

In addition

, it reaches consumers' houses and again

this

natural process starts after rain comes and vice versa.