Drought Affects More than 78,000 Families and Causes the Loss of 75,000 Livestock
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More than 78,000 families suffer from drought in Bolivia, affecting agricultural and livestock production in six departments The entry Drought crisis affects more than 78,000 families in Bolivia was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
More than 78,000 families in six departments of the country are affected by the drought that has already caused the loss of at least 75,000 cattle, while another 917,447 suffer the effects of the water shortage, said on Wednesday the Deputy Minister of Civil Defense, Roberto Rivero. “At this moment we have six departments with quite affected: Oruro, La Paz, Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz and Potosí. Where it is concentrated (the) greatest (d…
The affected departments are Oruro, La Paz, Chuquisaca, Cochabamba, Santa Cruz and Potosí, according to the Civil Defense report.
Oruro concentrates the greatest impact due to the lack of rains. Civil Defense reports another 917,447 head of livestock affected and warns of possible floods between November and February.
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