Lake Tagh Bostan in western Iran dried up on July 12th in a span of just 24 hours.
A regime official from Kermanshah’s Heritage Department told the state-run ISNA news agency on Saturday, July 11th, “Lake Tagh Bostan, full of water until it dried up in less than 24 hours.” Various regime officials blamed deep wells dug near the lake and various others say drought and other natural reasons were behind this dry up.

In other news, 4 to 6 thousand hectares of orchards have been destroyed near Tehran. Regime officials cited a report issued by the Tehran Environment Commission estimating about 4 to 6 thousand hectares of such areas has been destroyed.

 Such destruction is part of the catastrophes brought about the by the Iranian regime and its armed forces, especially the Revolutionary Guards, State Security Forces, Army and Ministry of Intelligence, along with other organs, have plundered jungle orchards and Khojeir Natural Park, turning these areas into real estate, houses, training bases and or missile/nuclear research centers. This has destroyed Tehran’s natural lands and increased the spread of various illnesses resulting from escalating air pollution.

Further reports indicate a massive blaze destroying huge areas of jungles in western Iran.

 
Blazes continuing for 4 days and nights in Lorestan Province, western Iran, destroyed a large amount of jungle areas.
Over 10,000 hectares have been destroyed recently and the regime’s officials have shown very slow and minimum reaction to solve this problem.