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lobally, an estimated 2,000 children under the age of five die every day from water borne diseases
Up to now, the response to the water crisis has been focused solely on water availability, not on the critical issues of quality or sustainability.
Traditional solutions like borewells and water delivered by tanker trucks are viable options for water access, but they can easily become compromised. Borewells can become irrevocably contaminated or dry up, while trucking in water from non-reliable sources is neither safe nor sustainable.
- Cancer
- Kidney failure
- Lack of Oxygen failure
- Stomach problems like Diarrhea
- Headache & increase of mouth ulcers.
- Rickets
- Yellow teeth & Pyorrhea
- Vomiting, Fever, Cough & Cold
- Asma, Eye Irritation, Skin allergies
- Heart problems, High blood pressure, Cholera
