When a fundamental right becomes a luxury, anger and indignation must be the rallying cry. In Goma, drinking water, this vital substance that usually flows from our taps, has become as precious as gold. Even in our worst nightmares, we did not think that one day, the citizens of Goma would be faced with such a humanitarian crisis.
Goma, a city located in the province of North Kivu, has been grappling with a drinking water crisis for a week that endangers the lives of its inhabitants. The silence of the authorities in the face of this situation is not only disconcerting, but also criminal. When citizens have to wake up at 4 a.m. and travel more than three kilometers to get drinking water, it is unacceptable.
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