Q. Chile's southernmost region facing the worst drought in 50 years?

Chile's southernmost region facing the worst drought in 50 years?

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Chile’s southernmost region facing the worst drought in 50 years
in the remote southern part of Chile which is like the เล่นสล็อตgateway to the country’s Antarctic continent The worst drought in half a century is affecting cattle farmers and vegetable farmers. And the ground in some areas is so dry that grass cannot grow.

Reuters Reporting from Punta Arenas, Chile, on February 10, while battling severe wildfires in the south-central region. Chile is also suffering from more than a decade of drought, which has created challenges for mining, agriculture and beekeeping. Especially in Punta Arenas. southernmost part of the country This led to the declaration of a water emergency last year.

Magallanes region An area full of fjords or narrow bays nestled between sheer cliffs. and large ice caps There are often strong winds and cold temperatures. Resulting in more severe drought conditions

“The wind dries everything. and the grass did not grow That is the problem we are facing,” said regional livestock farmer Hector Garay.

While local dairy farm owner Christian Vivar said the region was experiencing “A very difficult winter” due to the lack of water to grow crops that feed the animals.


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