Mexican army aids response to contaminated water in the capital

The Mexican armed forces step in to help residents of the capital after reports of contaminated water. The crisis began in late March, when people began complaining that their water smelt and tasted strange. Reports also came in of skin and eye damage, according to local media.
CARLO ECHEGOYEN/AFPTV/AFP
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Hasn't Mexico always had a water problem?

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Try cloud seeding yet? Just know Dubai is paying the price tho

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