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A river in Cuenca is missing its normal flow and rains are constant for the end of drought

Summary by El Universo
The rains that took place this week in Cuenca, even in certain areas intensely, allowed three of its four rivers, which feed the reservoir of the Mazar plant, to remain with their normal flows, but one of them still remains to arrive in that state to end the hydrological drought that takes 148 days.
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