November 17 , 2025
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- Iran is experiencing its worst drought in around 60 years, with major dams at critically low levels.
- Tehran recorded only 159 mm of rainfall last year, triggering water rationing in the city.
- The Amir Kabir Dam, supplying Tehran, holds only 14 million cubic litres per day, less than half the city’s daily water usage.
- Factors include low rainfall, unsustainable water management, illegal wells, and ground subsidence of 300 mm per year in Tehran.
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