Water levels at Victoria Falls at lowest level in 40 years Part 2

The video highlights the severe impact of water scarcity in Zambia, affecting both humans and livestock. The Zambian president attributes these challenges to climate change and urges wealthier nations to assist. The daily hardships faced by Zambians, such as long walks for water, are emphasized. The president warns that without swift action, Africa's natural resources could be lost. The report concludes at Victoria Falls, underscoring the urgency of intervention.

What are the visible signs of the cattle's condition due to water scarcity?

• They are showing signs of good health.

• They are visibly malnourished.

• They are growing rapidly.

• They are unaffected by the water scarcity.

What does the Zambian president attribute the country's water issues to?

• Economic sanctions

• Poor governance

• Climate change

• Natural disasters

How does the Zambian president view the role of developed countries in addressing climate change?

• He wants them to ignore the issue.

• He thinks they are doing enough.

• He believes they should do less.

• He urges them to take more responsibility.

What daily challenge do Zambian families face in accessing water?

• They do not need water for daily activities.

• They have abundant water supply.

• They receive water directly at home.

• They have to walk a kilometer multiple times a day.

What is the potential consequence if immediate interventions are not made, according to the Zambian president?

• Climate change will reverse itself.

• Economic growth will increase.

• Natural riches could be lost forever.

• Natural resources will be preserved.