Puerto Rico rations water as severe drought leaves reservoirs depleted
Summary
Puerto Rico is starting 48-hour water rationing for over 180,000 homes because the drought has emptied many reservoirs. People in San Juan are using water trucks and storage tanks while the dry weather continues.Key Facts
- Puerto Rico faces a severe drought that has drained its water reservoirs.
- Water rationing will last 48 hours at a time for more than 180,000 households.
- Residents in San Juan rely on water tankers and storage tanks for water.
- The drought conditions have made regular water supply difficult.
- Authorities are managing water distribution to cope with shortages.
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