Villages in Spain's parched northeast struggle to keep drinking water flowing

Spain's worst drought in history due to climate change has left small towns like Gualba without drinking water. Catalonia is expected to declare a drought emergency as reservoirs serving 6 million people, including Barcelona, are at a historic low of 16% capacity. Thousands of residents in small communities are struggling to access clean water for consumption.

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