RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - A report by the National Electric System Operator points out that in the Southeast and Center-West regions, the level of the reservoirs should reach 40% of capacity by the end of January. In the South, it should reach less than 35%.
Even with so much rain, some regions in Brazil live with the threat of water shortage.
The mayor's office of Sorocaba, in the interior of São Paulo, announced on Wednesday (12) that the city will go back to having a rotation in water supply starting the following Monday (17). The measure should . . .
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