Drought in northern Italy, hundreds of cities stop water

△ On June 15, the Bohe Bed in Borito, northeast of Parma, Italy, dried up.

In northern Italy, it has recently suffered severe drought, and hundreds of cities have stopped water at night. Embalio Chairman Atlio Gotana announced on the 16th that the local area entered an emergency.

According to many Italian media reports, the drought in Lunbaidi is "serious". The Pidumont area, Emilia-Roman Nirvana, and Veneto are also drought. In order to save water, the Italian Public Institution Federation carried out night parking at night in the 100 cities and 25 cities in the 10 cities and Lunbari districts of Pedmont.

The Bohe River, which runs through the northern Italy, also suffered water. According to the Bohe River Basin Management Agency, due to factors such as the decrease in glaciers in the Alps in northern Italy, higher temperatures than previous years, and decreased precipitation, the longest rivers in Italy suffered a serious water shortage crisis, and the water level dropped to the lowest level in 70 years. The turbulent river section is only tricky now.

The Secretary -General of the Bohe Basin Management Institution, Meiqiao Belseley, told Ansha that there were no rainfall in some places for 110 days. Dozens of cities in Piemont and dozens of towns in Lunbaidi areas have to rely on water transport vehicles due to the "no longer exist" due to the source of the local reservoir.

Bellsley said that as Italy enters summer, the demand for agricultural water use has increased, but agricultural activities in the northern region have been "hit" due to water limits.

"We have never experienced such a drought year." Bellsley said that the drought is expected to continue to deteriorate, and the Bohe water level will continue to decrease in the future.

Source: CCTV News Client

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