The Teuz and Timercea rivers in Arad county have dried up completely, affecting farmers and local wells.
Cristina Petrache
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The prolonged drought has led to the complete drying up of the Teuz and Timercea rivers in Arad county, an unprecedented situation for the mayor of the municipality of Misca, Pallegi Mate. The Teuz river, crucial for farmers, has disappeared and the villagers' wells have started to dry up. He warns that there has been no rain for three months, and the lack of rainfall could lead to the area's wells running dry.
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