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What Are the Risks of Contaminated Drinking Water?

Contaminated drinking water can harbor bacteria, viruses, and chemicals that may cause gastrointestinal illnesses, developmental issues, and other health problems. Ensuring access to clean, safe drinking water is essential for children's health.

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