Getting water in the driest region of Ethiopia | SLICE
1.2M views · Feb 19, 2023 · Education
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@abdullahkhalid9581 · 3 years ago (edited)
This is an eye opener for many things that we take for granted in our day to day life. May God bless them with more rain!
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@ellenhenmi8119 · 3 years ago
i cannot stop my tears to see this peoples like me human <br>but born with the same place pls. God help this many Omen 🙏🙏🙏
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@LaundrymatCat · 3 years ago
Man.....I wish I had enough money to donate them a generator, how helpful that could be for them strong people...may GOD Bless them all🙏🙏
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@marionholtzmann6872 · 3 years ago (edited)
The ratio of earth to water on earth is 29% to 71%. Every continent is surrounded by water. With all the money in this world, that we can’t or won’t run piping and water collection infrastructure and purifying systems from the lakes and oceans into every part of the world is sad. It doesn’t have to be this way.
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@chrissartain4430 · 3 years ago
We all must Pray for these people specifically.
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@bariyowfathe · 3 years ago
At last slice team present in our place...thanks guys for letting the world know..❤️
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@sonofGOD2205 · 3 years ago
He turns rivers into a wilderness and the water springs into dry ground; a fruitful land into barreness for the wickedness of those who dwell in it. He turns a wilderness into pools of water, and the dry land into water springs. Psalm 107:33-35
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@TheWatermans315 · 3 years ago
This is an eye opening documentary! I couldn't imagine living without water but this community has a lot of hope. Praying for more rain to come that will sustain your everyday needs.
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@emmanuelwanyela1922 · 3 years ago
The singing well should never be allowed to disappear. The spirit around them is divine.
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@Hellnback303 · 3 years ago
The fact that Boranas have water rules is commendable. Shows how this people are able to survive in this kind of God forsaken place.
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@rutbrea8796 · 3 years ago
I admire these people, although the difficult life, they are singing. May the Almighty help them.
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@yonassbhatu8 · 3 years ago
I admire these people’s determination, hope, unity, and beliefs. Thank you for sharing this eye-opening and humbling documentary video.
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