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Alert in Uruguay: drinking water reserves reach critical levels of 1.8%

Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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July 10, 2023

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Montevideo,Uruguay

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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .

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America , Uruguay , Environment , Latin America

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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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Montevideo, Uruguay.- In the photos taken on July 10, 2023, the Paso Severino reservoir that supplies Montevideo and surrounding areas is shown at the lowest levels. The Government of Uruguay reported that its drinking water reserves are at 1.8% and that they could run out within 10 days, forcing them to resort to the Río de la Plata for supplies, despite the high percentages of salt it contains .
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