Dam revenues are down to 75 million cubic meters
Elyssa newsroom
75 million cubic meters of revenue since September.
These data show a shortage of water in various storage facilities due to the decline in recorded rainfall.
The numbers reflect a sharp decline compared to the same period last year, when about 200 million cubic meters of water flowed. This difference illustrates the continued effects of drought and lack of precipitation reflected in the volume of flow to the dams.
These indicators are putting increasing pressure on the regular supply of drinking water to different areas. Lack of recorded revenues also directly affects the agricultural sector and irrigation water associated with major water systems.