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An extreme heat wave is affecting 18 of Iran's 31 provinces, causing water and electricity shortages, including in Tehran.

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22 July 2025, 11:46
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Iran is facing a heat wave that has led to alarmingly low water levels in dams, affecting 18 provinces, including Tehran. Temperatures have topped 40°C in several provincial capitals and authorities have decreed days off to save water and energy. In some Tehran neighborhoods, water supplies were cut off and the water management company asked residents to reduce consumption by 20%. The Iranian president has warned that the water crisis is serious and Iran is facing the most severe drought in 60 years.

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Penurii de apă şi electricitate în Iran, afectat de un val de căldură extremă / "Barajele care alimentează Teheranul cu apă sunt în prezent la cel mai scăzut nivel de 100 de ani" / 53°C în localitatea Shabankareh
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Penurii de apă şi electricitate în Iran, afectat de un val de căldură extremă. ”Barajele care alimentează Teheranul cu apă sunt în prezent la cel mai scăzut nivel de 100 de ani”. 53°C la Shabankareh
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Penurii de apă şi electricitate în Iran, afectat de un val de căldură extremă. ”Barajele care alimentează Teheranul cu apă sunt în prezent la cel mai scăzut nivel de 100 de ani”. 53°C la Shabankareh
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Iranul, pârjolit de caniculă - Rezervele de apă la cel mai scăzut nivel din ultimul secol. Temperaturile au atins 53°C

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