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Dies \"picture of the day"<\/a> shows you a family from the village of Mabtakapidu\/Laindatang,<\/a> which like all the others, lives in the greatest destitution and extreme poverty. Malnutrition and infant mortality<\/a> are high here.<\/p>\n Yes, this is one of the situations we want to act <\/a>on as quickly as possible here. Fair Future<\/a> und Gute Freunde<\/a> are trying to help this community by offering them the possibility of having Sauberes Wasser <\/a>in quantity in the village. We have the project to drill on-site at nearly 80m<\/strong> deep and build two or three<\/strong> reservoirs. We have found a water source close to the houses; only the funding<\/a> is missing for the drilling. We have already received the submersible pump and solar panels for the site, and this is thanks to a private company in Europe.<\/p>\n The families of the village of Laindatang<\/a> have a tough life, which is a euphemism. They do not eat every day<\/a>, never meat, rarely vegetables. Rice is expensive, so they mix it with corn when they still have it and pests haven't destroyed it. To wash in the sense of "taking a shower"<\/em> is maybe once a month for everyone. Her life is organized with less than two litres of water per person per day<\/p>\n To get poor-quality water here, the nearest well is a ten-hour walk there and back. You have to leave in the evening to return in the morning with only a few 5-10 litre jerrycans.<\/p>\n