The South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic has officially declared a state of drought on Tuesday. Governor Martin Kuba of the Naše Česko party stated that water inflow into reservoirs is not improving. The Husinec Reservoir, located in the Prachatice area, is nearly dry, with the water level having dropped by seven meters. This declaration highlights the worsening drought conditions impacting water resources in Jihočeský kraj. The commission’s decision reflects the severity of the situation and the need for potential water conservation measures. Further monitoring of water levels in other reservoirs is expected. The situation in Husinec is a critical example of the broader drought impacting the region.