The Negro River's low level, caused by a severe drought affecting the Amazon rainforest and Brazil, is at its lowest in 122 years. Manaus recorded a level of 12.66 meters, significantly below the normal 21 meters. Predictions indicate further drops due to low rainfall. The drought has severely impacted daily life for locals, including Gracita Barbosa, who has lost her job due to navigational issues. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)