En France, la sécheresse continue de mettre à l'épreuve les réseaux d'eau potable
De l'Ille-et-Vilaine à la Creuse, de nombreux réseaux de distribution restent sous tension en raison du déficit pluviométrique.
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La sécheresse se poursuit en France et continue de mettre à l'épreuve de nombreux réseaux de distribution d'eau potable à travers le pays.
De l'Ille-et-Vilaine à la Creuse, en passant par la Mayenne et la Haute-Saône, les réserves en eau alimentant les réseaux de distribution restent sous tension en raison d'un déficit pluviométrique persistant.
La situation touche plusieurs départements répartis dans des régions différentes du territoire français, illustrant l'ampleur du phénomène.
Les autorités locales n'ont pas communiqué de nouvelles mesures de restriction à ce stade.
Sources
- En France, la sécheresse se poursuit et met à l’épreuve de nombreux réseaux d’eau potable — Le Monde — Une
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