Drought Leaves More than a Hundred Head of Cattle Dead in Cochabamba
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The department of Cochabamba faces a severe drought that affects municipalities of Valle Alto, the Southern Cone and the Andean area. The situation caused the death of at least 800 cattle and generated concern among the communes about the lack of water and food. In addition, they ask the authorities for immediate action. This was reported by the president of the Agricultural Chamber of Cochabamba, Rolando Morales.
The lack of water also plagues the high-rise communities in Aiquile and Omereque, according to Assemblyman Edwin Jiménez.
More than a hundred cattle died from drought in Pasorapa, Omereque and Mizque, in the southern cone of Cochabamba, while the lack of water and fodder threatens thousands of animals. Municipal governments evaluate the damage to manage aid in response to the emergency. (Cochabamba, agencies) La entrada Sequía kills more than 100 cattle in Cochabamba se publicado primero en El Diario
Pasorapa declared himself in emergency and Omereque in disaster due to lack of water. About 30,000 head of cattle are at risk The entrance Drought hits three municipalities of Cochabamba and kills 100 head of cattle was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
The lack of water and fodder threatens some 33,000 animals in Pasorapa, while municipalities in the region assess the damage to seek help.
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