The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights warned of a possible environmental catastrophe for 2.5 million Syrians. A dramatic drop in water levels in the Euphrates River is endangering the lives of millions of Syrians, a human rights monitor said in a report on Tuesday. The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said the unprecedented decrease in water levels is an alarming case, as Turkey continues to block the flow of water supply from its end. The Euphrates is a 2,800 km long river with its source in eastern Turkey. It ends in southern Iraq, flowing through war-torn Syria, which relies heavily on this supply of water for irrigation in its northeast. Residents of north-
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