Protest In Mexico

Protest In Mexico

A resident of the Benito Juarez district in Mexico City, on April 09, 2024, is carrying her pet and complaining about suffering health problems due to drinking contaminated tap water from her home. They are noticing a strong smell of gasoline, a greasy sensation, and even itching caused by the water, with some cases of dermatitis and health problems in pets after drinking tap water. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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