Forced to Drink from Dirty Ponds: Misri Village’s Water Emergency.
Report by Juliet Chowdhry and Hannah Chowdhry.
Sindh, Pakistan: In the rural village of Misri in Sindh, Pakistan, approximately fifteen Christian and Hindu families are facing acute hardship due to the absence of clean, safe drinking water. With no reliable source available, they are compelled to rely on muddy irrigation channels for survival, exposing themselves to serious health risks and life-threatening conditions. Their plight has recently come to the attention of the British Asian Christian Association (BACA) following an urgent appeal submitted through one of its volunteers.
A Daily Struggle for Water and Dignity.
