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Attributing Lack of Water to Low Level of Bravo
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After dozens of colonies suffer from water shortages for up to five days, the manager of the Comapa, Silvia Fernández, blamed the problem for a fall in the level of the Rio Bravo due to extreme temperatures and prolonged drought. Nuevo Laredo adds two years and five months of being classified in red light due to the care of the water, which is equivalent to the maximum restrictions in the use of vital liquid, along with nine border cities. Howev…
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