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Water is essential for life but only 1% of the world's water is available as freshwater for human use. Most freshwater is frozen in ice or unavailable on land, leaving only 0.01% accessible to humans. However, many people still lack access to clean drinking water, which can lead to disease and death according to UN reports. Since water makes up 75% of the human body and 85% of the brain, any damage from unsafe water can seriously threaten health and life. It is important to be aware of and beware the dangers of unclean water.
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- 80% of diseases in developing nations are caused by contaminated water. Six thousand children die daily from lack of access to safe drinking water.
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- 1. water An important need for life
- 2. it makes 75% of world
- 3. out of which only 3%is freshwater
- 4. mostly in form of ice
- 5. only.01%in form of fresh water in land
- 6. only 0001% available to us
- 7. many of us dont get pure
- 9. leading to
- 11. according to un reports 410people die due to unavability of cleanwater
- 12. it makes 85%of our brain
- 13. of our body75%
- 14. any damage to them might
- 15. lead to death
- 16. and that damage are mostly caused due to uncleanwater
- 17. so
- 18. be aware
- 19. beware