PhotosUruguay Water Crisis Has Left Citizens In Distraught
Uruguay Water Crisis Has Left Citizens In Distraught
The ongoing drought in Uruguay has led to significant salinization of drinking water in Montevideo and the metropolitan area following a decrease in freshwater levels in nearby reservoirs.
Updated: 16 May 2023 1:26 pm
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A woman buys bottled water at a supermarket in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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A woman buys bottled water at a supermarket in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Low water levels are seen at the Canelon Grande Reservoir, which supplies water for the city of Montevideo, in the department of Canelones, Uruguay.
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View of the Canelon Grande Reservoir, which supplies water to the city of Montevideo, in the department of Canelones, Uruguay.
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View of the Canelon Grande Reservoir, which supplies water to the city of Montevideo, in the department of Canelones, Uruguay.
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A demonstrator protests against the lack of potable water in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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A demonstrator protests against the lack of potable water in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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A demonstrator holds a sign that reads in Spanish "For water, for life" as she protests against the lack of potable water in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Low water levels are seen at the Paso Severino dam, which supplies water to the city of Montevideo and adjacent metropolitan areas, in the department of Florida, Uruguay.