NewzA decrease in rainfall across the Dominican Republic has necessitated the implementation of water rationing measures for the agricultural sector. The scarcity is impacting critical infrastructure, notably the Haina-Manoguayabo aqueduct, which serves the Gran Santo Domingo area and is currently reporting significantly reduced production levels.
These measures reflect the growing strain on water resources as the region faces ongoing dry conditions. The situation highlights the vulnerability of both agricultural output and urban water supply systems to current climatic patterns.
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