US EditionHundreds of thousands in Cuba without water
- Water shortages in Cuba are causing rising tensions, particularly in HAVANA, affecting hundreds of thousands facing food, fuel, and electricity shortages.
- Over 600,000 individuals, more than 1 in 20 on the island, are experiencing water supply issues, according to officials.
- HAVANA suffers the most severe shortages, with over 30,000 customers without water in many large cities, attributed to crumbling infrastructure and lack of fuel.
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Hundreds of Thousands in Cuba Without Water
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EXCELSIO | News & Information - A way to know! ✅: Hundreds of thousands of Cubans grapple with water shortages
Water shortages in Cuba are increasingly flaring tempers, including in the capital Havana, as problems mount for hundreds of thousands of residents already ragged from shortfalls in food, fuel and electricity.
Havana, Cuba.- Water scarcity is increasingly heating spirits in much of Cuba, while problems are increasing for hundreds of thousands of residents, who are already suffering from a lack of food, fuel, electricity and other goods. More than 600,000 people, or at least one in 20 on the Caribbean island of about 10 million people, have problems with their water supply, local authorities said earlier this month. Havana is one of the provinces most…
The water shortage in Cuba is causing increasing discontent, including in the capital Havana, as the problems become more serious for hundreds of thousands of residents already affected by shortages of food, fuel and electricity. More than 600,000 people - more than one in twenty inhabitants of the Caribbean island of 10 million - are suffering [...] The post Caribbean: Hundreds of thousands in Cuba without water first appeared on latinapress ne…
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