VOICED : Sin agua potable la tragedia de los pueblos y desplazados cerca

The video highlights the severe water scarcity in Sairamón, Iraq, where residents rely on contaminated river water due to the destruction of water facilities by ISIS. The lack of potable water poses health risks, especially in overcrowded camps around Mosul. Organizations warn of potential epidemics as summer temperatures rise. The video underscores the urgent need for restoring water infrastructure and ensuring safe water access.

What is the main reason Rukaiya collects water from the Tigris River?

• The river is the only source of clean water.

• The river water is used for irrigation.

• The local water treatment plant is operational.

• There is no potable water available in Sairamón.

What has happened to the water treatment plant in Sairamón?

• It has been relocated.

• It is under repair.

• It was destroyed by the Islamic State forces.

• It is functioning normally.

Why is the water from the Tigris River considered unsafe?

• It is contaminated.

• It is too hot.

• It is too salty.

• It is too cold.

What is the role of trucks in the camps around Mosul?

• They provide medical services.

• They are used for military purposes.

• They transport food supplies.

• They collect and distribute water from the river.

What warning has been issued by civil organizations and the UN regarding the camps?

• The need for more food supplies.

• The requirement for more medical staff.

• The need for better transportation facilities.

• The importance of securing potable water before summer.