Daily life in Moboloh revolved around the struggle for water. Women and children bore the heaviest burden, often walking 15 to 20 minutes each way on rugged, uneven terrain to reach a contaminated stream hidden beneath a canopy of trees. The journey was treacherous, fraught with the fear of encountering venomous snakes and wild animals. The stream’s water, tinged with an unpleasant color, odor, and taste, was residents’ only option for drinking, cooking, and washing. [read more]
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