Scarcity of water

I totally agree with this. Water is life. Human can never survive without it. Majority of our chores involves water as well.

I felt scared when i was child. Now every thing cool.

I'm in the fortunate situation to have been born in a country where a shortage of water has never been a problem. Over here the problem is often the reverse; too much water. So I can't say I know what it is like not to have water, I can only imagine. And maybe there is something I'm not seeing here but the often-heard expression that there is no or not enough water for drinking and living (not talking about farming or industry) seems to be a misdescription. It should say "Not enough has been done to ensure there is enough water". You see there is more than enough water, it is just impolitely not at the right location at the right time. The water is falling from the sky at the wrong place and the wrong time, and then runs off or evaporates, and is gone when you need it. Thing is that we are Humans, and we've been able to counter that problem for a while now. We can build (dig) reservoirs that can trap and store water in a convenient location. This would be the easiest way to provide water, which otherwise wouldn't be available. Just dig a big @$$ hole in the ground, line its bottom and sides with something waterproof, and then wait for it to rain. Make sure as much of the rainwater gets into the hole and afterward make sure the hole is covered up so nothing nasty gets into the water.

Another way we can solve this is to find the nearest fresh water source and start digging a canal or ditch from where you are to the location of the freshwater. Even a hose would do I guess. But the trick might be that the location you're at is at a higher altitude than the water is. The magic to that trick is called an Archimedes screw. It can make water flow up instead of down.

I know this all sounds so simple and logical that you might be tempted to think that there's a catch. There isn't. This Is how simple it is at the core. Everything else that prevents my suggestions to work isn't a problem with the water, but with external factors, like people or land ownership or something like that. But then the problem isn't water shortage, now is it?

This may sound very wrong, arrogant and I might crash and burn for it but if you'd ask me I am sure that when the Dutch would be swooped up suddenly and dropped into the middle of the Sahara or something we would have running water and irrigation within the time needed to dig a canal, or pit, to the nearest source of fresh water. Sure, it might be a big, long and tiring job to dig it, but we'd get it done, simply because it must be done.

Again our people's struggle has always been with keeping the water away from our lands but we've proven that if you really dedicate enough time and work there's nothing you can't build. And if there's nothing you can't build, building a canal or other means of water transportation is possible.

One thing that I have learned though that you might want to consider is that waiting for god to solve problems has never, does not nor will it ever lead to a problem being solved. You need a problem solved, solve it. God won't.

Good luck out there!

I hope you are doing great right there my friend, I hope that your utility service will become accessible in your place sooner. Water and electricity has been a necessity these days. hoping it will be resolved by the higher ups of your place. 😁

Naku, hirap talaga pag walang tubig. Buti kung mag magdedeliver pero kung wala, need bumili para lang may gamitin sa pagluluto. I hope your concerns will get solved sooner sis.