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India, New Delhi, 07 October 2016 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. Water is often supplied by the government for one hour every morning causing a mad rush to the taps. About half of Indians defecate outside without using toilets. The result is that children pick up parasites and chronic infections that impair the ability of the intestines to absorb nutrients ??" and 117,000 Indian children die each year from diarrhea, according to Unicef. Andrea Bruce / NOOR
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2016-10-07
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