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              Major Cities of the World

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that experience

Scarcity of Drinking Water

The Crisis

Despite Earth's abundant water, drinkable water is scarce due to global warming, groundwater depletion, and pollution

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Echoes of History

Samuel Taylor Coleridge's words from "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" resonate today, illustrating humanity's dire situation

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Delhi's Thirst

India's capital faces severe water scarcity, worsened by pollution and summer heat, making clean drinking water a luxury

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Beijing's Struggle

Despite efforts like canal systems, Beijing battles against water scarcity, compounded by climate change and agricultural demands

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Sao Paulo's Crisis

Brazil's populous city faces water shortages, threatening its culture-rich community. Tourists are advised to drink only sealed water

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Cairo's Dilemma

Reliant on the Nile for millennia, Cairo now turns to dwindling groundwater as the river fails to meet the city's needs

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Kabul's Hardship

Afghanistan's capital grapples with droughts, leaving most residents reliant on polluted wells for their water supply

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Global Reflection

These cities exemplify a worldwide crisis, reflecting a common struggle for clean water amidst plenty

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Call to Action

The situation urges global cooperation and sustainable water management to secure water for all

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