Iran faces potential water crisis
The Iranian authorities have warned of a severe water shortage threatening many provinces and major cities due to declining rainfall rates and increased pressure on water resources. Although this year's rainfall amounted to 225 millimeters, exceeding the long-term average by 4%, there has been a noticeable decrease in rainfall during the months of April and May, especially in Tehran, which recorded its lowest level at 38% below the historical average. Many areas, including Tehran and Mashhad, are facing a severe water crisis, with calls for water conservation to prevent the situation from worsening.
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