The Heavy Rains Were Filled with the Tiétar Valley, Affected by the Summer Fires: the Rivers Were Stained Black by the Ash
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The water in local streams in the Spanish province of Avila turned black. The unusual color is responsible for the fires that have hit this area of the country in recent times. Several thousand residents face the problem, because the water in the taps is not suitable for drinking.
Several villages prohibit the use of taps due to pollution hazards after torrential precipitations drag ashes into rivers and aquifers. Calcined mountains are especially vulnerable to water erosion and lose the ability to prevent floodingAyuso takes advantage of the 'shock' of the superfire of Madrid to put a highway through the heart of a protected space Tens of thousands of carbonized hectares are an ecological bomb with delayed effects whose …
Precipitation has dragged the ash to the reservoir, leaving the dark water "similar to the chapapote".
Casavieja, Mijares and Piedralaves suffer restrictions by filling the aquifers and streams of ash dragged by torrential rains
Some of the localities most affected by heavy rainfall have been Casavieja, Mombeltran and El Barraco.
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