The neighborhood has a shortage of toilets, with only one bathroom available for every 1,500 residents. As a result, residents use the Mahim River for bathing and relieving themselves, causing ongoing public health problems. There are also large gaps in the supply of drinking water. The water flowing under the neighborhood is heavily polluted, as it receives direct discharge from collectors in the suburb. The problem of insufficient toilets and pollution of the Mahim River has existed since 1946.

3. The shortage of toilets in homes. According to 2007
statistics, there was only one bathroom per 1,500
residents in the neighborhood. Mahim River is used
to replace the presence of the toilets in the task of
bathing and relieving physiological needs, resulting
in ongoing public health problems. Also there are
large gaps in the supply of drinking water.
The water that passes under the foundation stones
is heavily polluted as it comes from the collectors of
the suburb, which discharge directly into the
channel.

4. The problem has been here since 1946

5. -Fresh water
 -Jungles
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 Are
 No
there still here?

7. 
the water,the air and light pollution

8. 
Yes, air pollution raises the temperature
of the earth and melts ice.
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Water pollution destroys our water supply
so we destroy other resources to obtain
water.
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Light pollution throught electricity .

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