"Millions in Mexico City Face Water Crisis as Supply Dwindles"

Mexico City, home to nearly 22 million people, is facing a severe water shortage crisis, with officials fearing a "day zero" when the city will no longer have enough water for residents could come on June 26 and last until September. Locals are already experiencing water scarcity, with many going days or weeks without running water in their houses. The situation has been exacerbated by high temperatures and poor water management, with the region experiencing decreased rainfall and low storage in local dams. Mexico's President believes the government can increase the water supply to avoid a "day zero" this year, but others believe it's a looming crisis in the years ahead.
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