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Puerto Rico's Water Crisis: San Juan Residents Face 48-Hour Shutoffs

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Puerto Rico's Water Crisis: San Juan Residents Face 48-Hour Shutoffs

Residents across San Juan, Puerto Rico, are enduring prolonged water outages, with rolling shutoffs lasting up to 48 hours in some areas. NBC News correspondent George Solis reports from the ground, capturing the daily hardships faced by families forced to ration water and businesses struggling to operate without reliable access. The crisis underscores the island’s deteriorating infrastructure, compounded by long-term effects of hurricanes and economic challenges. As communities search for alternative water sources, the strain on daily life grows more evident.

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