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if it is not clean there are parasites in it and when you ingest these they cause ailments and various diseases. this is why in poor countries with no clean drinking water more people die of disease.
Approximately 98% of the population in Thailand has access to clean water. However, the percentage might vary in different regions within the country.
The regulations that govern drinking water are different for different countries. In the United States, drinking water must be purified and kept clean.
Water Aid is a organisation which helps people who need water in countries suffering from poverty. They provide them with wells, so they can drink clean water, and they are able to bathe in clean water.
yes the water in The Netherlands is clean as they have quite a bit of money for people to pay for clean water as countries such as Kenya and Nigeria do not have much money so that they can not pay for clean so people get diseases like malaria, diarrhea.
100% of Russians have access to drinking water. Russia has many lakes and large rivers.
if it is not clean there are parasites in it and when you ingest these they cause ailments and various diseases. this is why in poor countries with no clean drinking water more people die of disease.
Fresh clean water is needed by animals including people for health. If the water available is not fresh or clean it may carry organisms or txins that will be harmful. Some countries have a shortage of fresh water for various reasons. The population of the country may be too large to be supported by the natural water resource, the water may be wasted or polluted by bad practices.
Some 1.1 billion people in developing countries have inadequate access to water, and 2.6 billion lack basic sanitation.
People in third world countries who don't have access to clean water and must drink out of rivers, lakes,wells etc.
The most popular water charity is Charity Water. This not-for-profit organisation specializes in bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in poor countries.