For billions, it can mean hours spent collecting water. For almost a million, it means dying from disease.

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Summary: The article discusses the alarming reality that two billion people lack access to safe drinking water, which significantly impacts their daily lives. Many individuals spend considerable time collecting water, while nearly a million die annually from water-related diseases.

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Access to safe drinking water is a critical issue linked to broader problems such as healthcare disparities, poverty, and inequality. The global water crisis affects not only health outcomes but also economic opportunities, as those without reliable water sources often face severe limitations in education and employment. Efforts to improve water management are essential for addressing these challenges and ensuring equitable access to this vital resource.

Keywords: water crisis, health disparities, poverty alleviation, inequality, water management

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