NewzA reduction in rainfall across the Dominican Republic has led to the implementation of water rationing measures for agricultural use. The drought conditions are directly impacting national farming activities as water resources become scarcer.
In addition to the agricultural sector, urban water supply infrastructure is feeling the strain. The Haina-Manoguayabo aqueduct, which serves as a key system for supplying water to Greater Santo Domingo, has reported a significant drop in its production capacity due to the ongoing dry conditions.
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