FIFA World Cup 2014 may face water shortage in Brazil

If you plan to visit Fifa 14 coins Sao Paulo Brazil for FIFA World Cup 2014, ready to bring enough water because Sao Paulo is experiencing the worst drought in past 40 years.

Sao Paulo’s 20 million citizens rely on Cantareira basin for their water supply. However the National Water Agency website shows, since March 17 the basin level has dropped to 15 percent, a historical low point since year 1982. Local hydrologist says rain shortage indicates that Sao Paulo will have to limit water supply carefully to make through the 2014 World Cup. There is no way Sao Paulo get back the rain they missed during Jan and Feb. March has no luck either, Sao Paulo will be between a rock and a hard place when the World Cup starts and numerous fans flood in.
However the water shortage threat is not the only problem that World Cup Brazil faces. The most popular world’s football game in June this year is also going through setbacks like cost overspending, and construction delay at all 12 new and refurnished stadiums. Due to government’s restriction orders on airspace during the World Cup, certain flights have to be cancelled. What worse is the media building in Rio for journalists all over the world will not meet its construction schedule and fail to complete before the opening.

The FIFA World Cup last a month from June 12 to July 13. Sao Paulo will host total 6 games including the opening match between Brazil and Croatia. To help the urgent situation, Adidas as the official sponsor of the World Cup is sending over a team from America to Brazil. Nike as sponsors for several national teams participating in World Cup is also sending out their teams to Brazil. In contrary, Sao Paulo’s authorities and water utility Sabesp remain silent on this water issue, ignoring emails that request for comments.

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