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The Town of Badey Needs your Help
The town of Badey in Eyl is a small yet vibrant community situated along the Indian Ocean shoreline, home to over 4,000 individuals spanning more than 400 families. Unfortunately, Badey is facing a severe water crisis that threatens the very survival of its residents The village's sole water source, a well, has become contaminated with seawater, rendering the water unsuitable for drinking or any form of usage. The residents of Badey are now forced to traverse a challenging 6 km distance to Dawad village to fetch water. This journey is fraught with difficulties, involving mountainous terrains and seasonal streams. The cost of a 10-liter bag of water is $1.5, a price far beyond the reach of many in the village, exacerbating their plight. Thanks to sister Jedi for her advocacy.
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Humanitarian African Relief Organization (HARO) is a non-profit, international relief and development organization located in the United States. Our purpose is to provide urgent humanitarian relief and long-term solutions to systemic issues throughout the Horn of Africa. Our organization, together with its partners, is working hand-in-hand with the diaspora, our sustainers and network of international partners to provide life saving care and relief to those most in need.
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