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Caribbean hot spot gripped by water crisis, and tourists scramble to reschedule plans

San Juan faces 48-hour water outages, and Puerto Rico's severe drought has raised concerns for tourists visiting the island. Some travelers have canceled dream vacations.

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Caribbean hot spot gripped by water crisis, and tourists scramble to reschedule plans
San Juan faces 48-hour water outages, and Puerto Rico's severe drought has raised concerns for tourists visiting the island. Some travelers have canceled dream vacations.
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