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Lluvias alivian sequía en Irak; urge evitar más desertificación
Aunque los ríos Tigris y Éufrates han crecido con las últimas lluvias torrenciales, el clima seco es normaL en Irak, y las presas turcas e iraníes cortan el paso del agua.
Rescatistas iraquíes buscan supervivientes en el lugar donde se hundió un transbordador sobrecargado en el río Tigris.
(Crédito de foto:
STRINGER/ REUTERS
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Por
HUDHAIFA EBRAHIM/THE MEDIA LINE
MARCH 3, 2024 19:05
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