"Nothing Left In Pipes": French Towns Rely on Water Truck Deliveries For Survival

"At least 100 towns and villages have run out of fresh water. The French government has
stepped in to support these drought-stricken areas. French environment minister Christophe Bechu said in dozens of municipalities, "there is nothing left in the pipes," referring to freshwater systems that have run completely dry. He said the 'historic' crisis has resulted in the deployment of a fleet of trucks delivering water to areas in need. Besides France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands are all facing water shortages and falling water levels on inland waterways." ZeroHedge