Drought-Stricken Pacific islands Down to Last Few Days of Water

WELLINGTON (Reuters) – A drought-stricken Pacific island nation is down to its last few days of water, prompting a mercy dash by New Zealand and Australia with water-making equipment. Tuvalu, the world’s fourth-smallest nation sitting just below the Equator, has declared a state of emergency and is rationing water. [More]

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Drought-Stricken Pacific islands Down to Last Few Days of Water