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Dear Water Aid,
first i would like to thanks ! to all the people who work for water for the community in this world. I have some different topics on this water . i dont know this belong to water aid or not.
In the developing countries like nepal, The sotry begin like this, In the village near the kathmandu valley, about 4 km form the Town, People in the village have some majority People about 90 %, and other cast pleople , the mojority people bring the water form the jungle which is public, other people who are not of their cast also involve, they work, some of them aslo pay but at last when there time to distribute water the majority people didnot distribute to the other minor people. what would happen in that community, the office of that village cannot do anything, the police, The distric development office, This is the real story happen . and there lost of the untold stories like this. Here in My though. we Should make Strong laws “Water For All” So that not only some major community can use the natural resources. We Need This laws Because” i am also victim of the Water “