Damascus is facing a severe water crisis due to the driest winter in nearly 70 years, with the lowest rainfall since 1956. The Ein al-Fijeh spring, which supplies water to 1.1 million homes, is at its lowest level. Residents are urged to conserve water as shortages worsen, and many are resorting to buying water from private tankers. Electricity cuts further complicate the situation. Amidst these challenges, Syria's new leadership is attempting to rebuild the country after years of civil war. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)