Heatwave causes water shortages in Iran Temps Top 50C | Climate Crisis News

Warehouses of water supply dams are currently the lowest level in a century.

The Iranian government has called on people to restrict water consumption, as the country has heavy shortcomings during a heating wave of the country.

The National Meteorological Service said that Iran has experienced the hottest week of Iran so far, and 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) said the year was the hottest week.

Government spokesman Fatemeh Mohajerani, on Sunday in X on Sunday in X.

“The need for continuous excessive heat and water and electricity protection, on Wednesday … Tehran province has been declared a strike,” he said.

According to meteorological reports, the temperature in Tehran increased by 41C (106F) with the forecast of 41C (106F) on Monday.

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The shortage of water accused the growing impact of underground resources and underground resources, especially in the southern provinces of Iran, especially in the southern country.

Chairman of the Tehran City Council Mahdi Chamran called on people to “protect water to avoid not falling in the supply.”

The authorities in Iran have released similar appeals to restrict water use from residents in recent days in recent days.

Tehran’s Provincial Water Management Company called on the use of “at least 20 percent” to help facilitate deficiency.

In a statement, “The reservoir of water supply dams, currently the lowest in a century,” the continuous decline in the rain.

A conservative newspaper reduced the supply of water supply in capital parts to reduce the crisis on Saturday, the authorities reduced the crisis on “water cut between 12 and 18 hours.”

Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi apologized for the reduced water supply on Sunday, said the movement came to “better manage sources.”