Low water in Rome’s drought-hit Tiber river exposes ancient ruins of Nero’s Bridge

A severe water shortage is affecting Rome. The city's river has decreased significantly, revealing ancient structures. The remains of a bridge, over 2,000 years old, are now visible due to low water levels.

This bridge was once part of the city's infrastructure. Further information about the water crisis and its effects on the city can be found through KVIA ABC-7's source, which provides more details on the situation.