Drinking Dirty Water In Kyrgyzstan
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Drinking Dirty Water In Kyrgyzstan

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Inhabitants of Kyzyl-Oktyabr in Kyrgyzstan drink dirty water from a lake that sometimes contains dead animals. Some 39% of the country’s population has no access to clean water. (Current Time TV)

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