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Poor sanitation in Cambodia

Phumi Moat Khla, Tonle Sap, Cambodia. A family sit and await desperately needed medical treatment in a floating medical clinic situated deep on South East Asia's largest fresh water the lake the Tonle Sap. Poverty and illness are clearly evident in the communities here, surviving predominately on what the lake has to offer. A lack of fresh drinking water and basic sanitation are major factors of disease within these floating communities, resulting in the deaths of over 10.000 children per year.

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