Back at the Royal Palace, Carlo had not yet enjoyed a few days of leisure before Prime Minister Canovas hurriedly reported that a severe drought had emerged in inland Spain, which could potentially affect agricultural yields in some inland areas.
Inland Spain is mostly mountainous, where grapes and other crops are generally grown, rather than grain.
This kind of drought will not significantly affect Spain's grain harvest, but it will have a more serious impact on Spain's main export agricultural products, especially grapes.
Upon learning of the severe drought inland, Carlo did not hesitate at all and ordered the government to do everything possible to rescue the affected areas. It is precisely at this moment that the water conservation facilities previously built by Spain are supposed to come into play.
Due to Spain's geographical location and environment, it is one of the countries on the European Continent with the least rainfall.
