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Iran's major cities face severe water shortages as dams drop below 3%, risking rationing without urgent conservation.
Mashhad is facing a severe water crisis, with dam levels falling below 3%, forcing officials to urge immediate conservation.
Of the city’s 8,000 liters-per-second demand, only about 1,500 now comes from reservoirs.
Tehran faces a similar emergency, with five major dams nearly dry and one completely depleted.
Nationwide, roughly 10% of Iran’s dams have run dry.
President Masoud Pezeshkian warned that without significant rainfall this winter, Tehran could even face evacuation.
The shortages, fueled by drought, heat, and power cuts, have drawn criticism over government mismanagement and political interference in environmental policy.
Las principales ciudades de Irán se enfrentan a una grave escasez de agua a medida que las represas caen por debajo del 3%, lo que pone en riesgo el racionamiento sin una conservación urgente.