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Paraguay River dawns with its lowest level in history

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to the hydrometer located at the Port of Asunción, the level of the Paraguay River on Thursday morning reached -0.55 meters. The water level in that area dropped 2 centimeters in the past 24 hours.

Less than a year later, one of the country's main water resources is once again experiencing the worst drop in its history. In October 2020 it reached -0.54 meters, a mark that surpassed the record of 51 years ago.

Luis María Jara, head of the Navigation Unit of the Paraná River Paraguay-Argentina Joint Commission . . .

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