Życie nad rzeką Mekong - Redux
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November 11, 2016, Van Phuc, Vietnam: The village of Van Phuc, a stone's throw away from Hanoi, has 300 times the amount of arsenic that is considered acceptable by the World Health Organization. The entire town has switched to bottled water. They still use the contaminated water for farming which infects food and slowly poisons the population.
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