شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The article addresses the water crisis faced by the town of Anta in the Hebron Governorate of Palestine, particularly during the summer months when demand rises. The figures confirm that the allocated amount of water for the town is around 50,000 cubic meters daily, but this supply has not been received regularly so far, despite the fact that the daily need far exceeds what is provided. Residents suffer from a severe water shortage, which forces many of them to purchase water from tanker trucks at high costs, often beyond the means of many families. Israeli restrictions on expanding the water network and infrastructure worsen the crisis. The residents are calling for an increase in their water share and for a fair and consistent distribution, emphasizing that water is a fundamental right that is difficult to secure under the current circumstances.
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