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WATER CRISIS SHORTAGE HITS GAMBIA'S MOST POPULATED AREAS

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Residents of Sinchu Alhagie in the Kombo North of West Coast Region queueing to get water as families continue to fight harder to met clean drinking water. more we go with the video.

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