The lack of guarantees in public supply forces thousands of families to dig wells on their own, despite high costs and health risks, and the authorities recognize that they do not have sufficient technical capacity to advise or analyse water quality.
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The lack of guarantees in public supply forces thousands of families to dig wells on their own, despite high costs and health risks, and the authorities recognize that they do not have sufficient technical capacity to advise or analyse water quality.