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Poros declared in emergency status for three months due to water scarcity

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The island of Poros has been declared in a state of emergency for three months due to severe water shortage.
The decision was made by the Minister of Environment and Energy to address the ongoing water supply issues.
The emergency measures aim to expedite necessary interventions for water availability.
This declaration takes effect immediately amid heightened concerns over the island's water resources.
The announcement comes during the peak summer season when water demand typically increases.

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The island of Poros in Greece has been declared in a state of emergency for three months due to severe water shortages. This decision was made by the Minister of Environment and Energy as the island faces significant challenges in maintaining adequate water supplies in the peak of summer.

The emergency declaration aims to facilitate immediate measures to address the ongoing water scarcity and to expedite necessary interventions to ensure water availability. Local authorities are expected to implement strategies to mitigate the impact of the drought and improve water resource management during this critical period.

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