Reuters: Parched Cyprus took its first delivery of water by ship from Greece on Monday to stave off a drought which has sapped water reserves to critically low levels and triggered emergency rationing. A tanker containing some 40,000 cubic metres of drinking water — more than double the quantity held in all of the Mediterranean island’s 17 main reservoirs — anchored off Cyprus’s southern coast close to midnight (2200 GMT). Its discharge into the island’s main water network was …