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video on Water issues in Iran -not looking good as we go into the chinese year of the fire horse ...

it covers the issues outlined below

Iran is described as facing "water bankruptcy". What started as a slow-burning problem has now turned into a full-blown crisis.The capital region, home to more than 10 million people, could fail to meet the demand for water within weeks. No city has reached that point in recent human history, but some have come close.South Africa's Cape Town narrowly avoided hitting what is known as water "Day Zero" back in 2018. Since then, the world's climate has got warmer and drought conditions have got worse.Water shortages are threatening food security, fuelling conflict and already forcing millions of people to leave their homes.So will Tehran need to be evacuated? Is that even possible? And what can be done to address the water crisis there and elsewhere?
 
video on Water issues in Iran -not looking good as we go into the chinese year of the fire horse ...

it covers the issues outlined below

Iran is described as facing "water bankruptcy". What started as a slow-burning problem has now turned into a full-blown crisis.The capital region, home to more than 10 million people, could fail to meet the demand for water within weeks. No city has reached that point in recent human history, but some have come close.South Africa's Cape Town narrowly avoided hitting what is known as water "Day Zero" back in 2018. Since then, the world's climate has got warmer and drought conditions have got worse.Water shortages are threatening food security, fuelling conflict and already forcing millions of people to leave their homes.So will Tehran need to be evacuated? Is that even possible? And what can be done to address the water crisis there and elsewhere?
Fwiw, the above video was posted on November 13, things looked to have changed somewhat recently with 20 of Iran's 31 provinces experiencing heavy rainfall (and snow) at the end of December, see -

Floods, blizzard leave 4 killed, 9 missing across Iran

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Floods and blizzard left at least four people dead and nine others missing across Iran over the past two days, the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) said on Monday, reported Xinhua.

In a statement published on its website, the IRCS said the victims were from the northwestern province of West Azarbaijan and the southwestern province of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad.

It said that of those missing, eight were in the southwestern province of Khuzestan and one in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, adding that its rescuers were using all available capacities to find them.

Heavy rainfall and snow have swept through more than 20 Iranian provinces since Sunday, causing floods and the blockage of intercity roads.


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Fwiw, the above video was posted on November 13, things looked to have changed somewhat recently with 20 of Iran's 31 provinces experiencing heavy rainfall (and snow) at the end of December, see -



Im aware of this - however its not been enough to sort out the issue in the the main cities such as Tehran - definately for the the more provincial rural areas it is helping to some extent . The water issue had developed of quite a long period of time -contributing factors being drought,neglect of water supplies infrastructure in cities- a few weeks of heavy rain may ease situation somewhat but wont significantly be a quick fix for a longterm issue ;)
 
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Air traffic disrupted in Greece by control system failure​

Source: Xinhua

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2026-01-04 20:29:30
ATHENS, Jan. 4 (Xinhua) -- All flights in and out of Greece were suspended on Sunday after a nationwide communications failure disrupted air traffic control systems, Greek state broadcaster ERT reported.

The problem occurred at around 9:35 a.m. local time (0735 GMT), affecting Greek airspace and halting arrivals and departures at Athens International Airport as well as regional airports.

According to initial information, the disruption was caused by a malfunction in the central radio communication systems of the Athens and Macedonia area control centers, leading to the closure of the Athens Flight Information Region. Only aircraft already in the air were being handled, while many other flights were diverted to Türkiye.

Hundreds of passengers were stranded at airports, with repeated announcements informing travelers that flights had been suspended due to a technical issue

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