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New Laredo and Border Municipalities of Tamaulipas at Red Light Due to Water Shortage
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Victoria, Tamaulipas.— The drought spread again over Tamaulipas and already reaches 21 of its 43 municipalities. 2.12 million people live in this area, equivalent to 60 percent of the state population. The most recent cut of the Drought Monitor on March 15 places seven municipalities in extreme phase: Matamoros, Reynosa, Nuevo Laredo, Río Bravo, Mier, Guerrero and Díaz Ordaz. Three others are in severe condition: Camargo, Miguel Alemán and Valle…
Nuevo Laredo, March 22.- The border municipalities of Tamaulipas, among them Nuevo Laredo, remain at red light within the state water monitoring scheme, due to the low levels of storage in international dams, reported the secretary of Hydraulic Resources for Social Development, Raúl Quiroga Álvarez. According to the update of the Water Care Semaphorus, the critical condition in the border area is associated with the decrease in the levels of La …
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