00:04Ide Nation residents in several areas in Makassar city are now complaining about the difficulty of getting a clean water supply.
00:11Here we present the coverage for you.
00:16Since mid-April this year, residents in a number of areas in Daeng city,
00:20especially in the northern region and several other areas are starting to complain about the difficulty of getting a clean water supply.
00:27Residents admit that they now have to think hard to meet their clean water needs.
00:32especially for cooking, bathing, and other household needs.
00:38Ironically, not a few of them have to queue for hours every day,
00:42Some even have to dig into their pockets to get a clean water supply.
00:47One of the causes of this clean water crisis is the dry season which this year came earlier in the city of Makassar.
00:54The impact is estimated to be worse than the dry season last year.
01:00And to find out the impact of clean water and what the hopes of the affected residents are,
01:05Present with us is one of the residents of Bulawa Village, namely Haji Muhammad Yusuf Ago.
01:11Sir, how long have residents in this area been experiencing a clean water crisis?
01:15Since long ago, because here the PDAM problem is that it can't be solved.
01:24A few days ago, it was already programmed by the government,
01:29each resident's respective PDAM has been included.
01:33However, it only lasted about a week.
01:37What's even more sad for us as citizens,
01:42as long as it dies, there is still abodemen, it continues to run.
01:47So what, sir, do you and other residents do every day to get a clean water supply?
01:52Indeed, we, Alhamdulillah, this part in front of us is smooth.
01:56So, with this initiative, we continue to distribute this water to residents in these three sub-districts.
02:02So, what are your hopes, sir, and those of other residents regarding this clean water crisis?
02:07Our hope is for the government that this will be facilitated.
02:12the water was released for the residents of Bulawa, Taludang, eh, Kelukubudua sub-districts, that's it.
02:19Based on information from BMKG region 4 Makassar,
02:22This year, the city of Makassar and its surroundings are predicted to experience a dry season.
02:26which is longer and drier than before.
02:29For this reason, the public is urged to be wiser in using clean water.
02:35Not only that, the public is also urged to increase their awareness of the risk of fire.
02:40due to hot temperatures, as well as anticipating a spike in cases of diseases such as respiratory infections and dehydration.
02:47Stay tuned to Denisha.TV for more key on lock coverage.
02:51I am Zahiga Sali and Cameraman Harda Nisya Putra is reporting.
02:54See you.
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