Drinking Water Crisis In Dhaka

Drinking Water Crisis In Dhaka

A Man Collects Drinking Water From A Local Deep Water Tap At Sayedabad In Dhaka, Bangladesh On February 16, 2024. Locals Said That The Water Provided By The Dhaka Water Supply And Sewerage Authority (WASA) Is Contaminated And Has Bad Odor Which Is Forcing Them To Collect Drinking Water From Alternative Sources.(Photo by Rakibul Hasan/NurPhoto)

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