Tehran water and sewage spokesman: no plan for water rationing

The spokesperson for Tehran Province's Water and Wastewater Organization announced that there are no plans for water pressure reduction or rationing on the agenda, despite water supply conditions being subject to discussion during certain hours of the day—particularly in the early morning and late evening. The spokesperson described the current situation as stable and stated that during times when weather is cool, if evaporative coolers are turned off, water consumption per hour can be reduced.

• The spokesperson for Tehran Province's Water and Wastewater Organization announced that from this organization's perspective, the water supply situation is stable and there is no need to implement pressure reduction or rationing programs.
• The spokesperson noted the impact of weather conditions on water consumption and stated that during cool hours of the day, turning off evaporative coolers can reduce consumption levels.. **Coverage Difference:** Both media outlets—IRIB and Hamshahri newspaper—published identical quotes and current information from the Tehran Province Water and Wastewater Organization's spokesperson; there is no significant difference or contradictory account between these two coverages. Both sources reported the same level of official announcement and presented identical explanations.