Persistent unseasonably dry weather. There is no water, even at the top. A lot of the water held at the dams is also diverted to local farms so it never continues 'down the hill'...
Then what happens is that the water is further away (lower) and people build houses closer... a big rain comes in and wipes away the houses. That is why in the wet season, you see stories in the news about all the landslides... which are a combination of building and deforestation for farming.
Then what happens is that the water is further away (lower) and people build houses closer... a big rain comes in and wipes away the houses. That is why in the wet season, you see stories in the news about all the landslides... which are a combination of building and deforestation for farming.
Epic levels of mismanagement and no education...