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English: Children are playing around the Chah Nimeh reservoirs. The Chah Nimeh reservoirs are large natural holes in Sistan province into which Hirmand river water is directed. In times of water shortage, Sistan’s drinking water and some part of its farming water are provided through this artificial lake. The only sign of water in the Sistan landscape is the Chah Nimeh reservoir. During 20 years, the Hamoun wetlands had vanished after the South Asia region was hit by the most persistent drought. Besides building many dams at the Upstream Hirmand, Afghanistan refuses to adapt to Iran’s water rights and violates its water agreements. Sistan province.2018
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The Chah Nimeh reservoirs are large natural holes in Sistan province into which Hirmand river water is directed.

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