Indie, Haiti, Wietnam - problem z toaletami - Noor Images
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India, New Delhi, 07 October 2016 In a New Delhi slum, Sundar Kumar, 27, bathes from a well next to a garbage dump where people defecate in the open. Open defecation may happen in India's villages more often, but it has a deeper impact on the water supply in India's slums. Organizations like Water Aid work to provide toilets in the slums of cities like New Delhi. But they are a small fraction of what is necessary to maintain a healthy water supply and sanitary living conditions. Andrea Bruce / NOOR
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2016-10-07
Andrea Bruce / NOOR/EAST NEWS
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