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Chingaza water levels could drastically decline by March, reveals study | The City Paper Bogotá

Summary by The City Paper Bogotá
The start of the dry season in Bogotá, marked by hot days and strong winds, could accelerate a downturn in the water levels of the Chingaza reservoir system. According to a recent study by the Bogotá Ombudsman’s Office, the reservoirs supplying up to 70% of the city’s water could drop to 20% capacity by March, despite ongoing water rationing for the capital’s nine million residents. Alarmingly, if heavy rains expected with the La Niña weather pa…
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