
Fourteen municipalities are in an emergency situation in the state; measure begins on September 16th.
The government of Sergipe confirmed water rationing in Greater Aracaju as of September 16 and declared an emergency in 14 municipalities due to the worsening of drought in the state.
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The state of Sergipe is facing a worsening drought, leading to the declaration of emergency in 14 municipalities.
The reports bring together the list of municipalities affected by drought, the weather forecast for the different regions of Sergipe, the levels of water reservoirs and prevention and safety guidelines.
The release of the data comes amid the worsening drought in the state. This Monday (9), state management announced water rationing in Greater Aracaju and confirmed that 14 municipalities are in an emergency situation.
Rationing will be carried out from next Monday (16) and takes place daily in Nossa Senhora do Socorro, from 10pm to 7am. São Cristóvão will have rationing carried out at the same times, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The city of Barra dos Coqueiros is not yet included in the first phase of the process. See here the complete list of neighborhoods, days and times of water rationing in Greater Aracaju.
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Start of water rationing on September 16th.
Very likely · Within days

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