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Every day 3900 children die as a result of insufficient or unclean water supplies. 'A World Without Water' tells of the personal tragedies behind the mounting privatization of water supplies.
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- Runtime
- 80 minutes
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- Origin Country
- United Kingdom
- Languages
- en
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