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Coastal areas of Khulna: Struggle for safe drinking water getting tougher

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Dipali Mondal takes a three-km walk every day to collect drinking water from a pond for her five-member family in Channirchak village of Khulna's Dakop upazila. Many of them carry big barrels and hire locally made vehicles known as Nasiman to fetch water from the pond.
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Coastal areas of Khulna: Struggle for safe drinking water getting tougher

Waking up before dawn, Dipali Mondal takes a three-km walk every day to collect drinking water from a pond for her five-member family in Channirchak village of Khulna’s Dakop upazila.

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The Daily Star broke the news in Bangladesh on Wednesday, March 22, 2023.
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