India may be forced to buy water

Published: 19 May 2009 y., Tuesday
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Dozens of residents of the city of Agra gather to collect water. The city known as 'Monument of Love', in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state is experiencing a shortage of drinking water because of rising levels of mercury.

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