In a report by Al Arabiya, the report sheds light on the bitter reality experienced by many people in African countries due to the lack of clean water. “Not all forms of water are life.” This is how the report titled the miserable reality, as it was mentioned that sometimes the abundance of water in some form may kill many countries, especially in Africa… That form is polluted water, even if the quantities of that water fill the places here. There, its radish is swamps and pools of water unfit for human use.

Many of our fellow human beings in these countries suffer from water pollution and the absence of sanitation services. Which produces a breeding environment for bacteria and the spread of contamination. However, insects in these areas drink polluted water and transfer it to humans, which causes many diseases, including malaria, diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid and polio.

The report stated that there are currently more than eight hundred and forty million people in the world without clean water, according to the World Health Organization. Which reported that eighty percent of all diseases in developing countries related to water and hygiene. In Africa… Consumption of contaminated water is one of the main causes of cholera spread. Contaminated water and poor hygiene are associated with transmission of diarrhoea, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio.

Every minute, a newborn baby dies from infections caused by a lack of fresh water. According to reports, diarrhea caused by contaminated drinking water and poor hand hygiene kills more than eight hundred and forty thousand people annually. And more than three hundred and sixty thousand children under the age of five years in remote areas.

In this context, Debaj International is implementing water irrigation projects on behalf of the dealers, as these projects are implemented for the needy and deserving in the villages of Asia and Africa to help them and relieve them of the hardship and difficulties they suffer in life. Where many dealers take the initiative to participate in projects of watering water and digging wells of all kinds as a humanitarian initiative or ongoing charity on behalf of their families, believing that this charity does not only represent a drink of clean water for the needy, but rather it is the revival of a soul that contaminated water may cause its death.

Health: Contaminated water can transmit diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid and polio. It is estimated that contaminated drinking water causes half a million diarrheal deaths each year. The availability of clean water by digging a surface water well or digging an artesian water well through water irrigation projects saves children and adults from contracting communicable and incurable diseases to enjoy health and wellness in their bodies and thus preserves their lives to become active members in their community and not just dependent on their families, which makes matters worse and poorer . We have mentioned in another article about some statistics and studies that confirm this.

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Hunger: How can digging a water well in a poor village save the beneficiaries of this well from starvation. Poverty in some African and Asian countries means the need for food. The availability of clean water enables the beneficiaries of this well to grow some crops that need little water, as the resulting crop helps meet the basic daily needs of food.

Education: A clean source of drinking water in a small village helps to take care of education. How do? In many villages in Asia and Africa, the arduous journey of searching for water takes long hours every day, as children and women travel miles to get some water and possibly contaminated water, which they put in containers that they carry on their backs to cross again for miles on the way back to their homes. Surface and artesian wells provide that long lost time in the search for water, as it enables children to devote themselves to education, which provides them with a better sense of life and a future that lifts them out of ignorance and poverty.

Poverty: What we talked about previously, which is the treatment of health, hunger and poverty, represents basic factors that contribute to reducing poverty in general. The availability of health means relieving great burdens on families, families and individuals, enabling them to devote themselves to work and earn their livelihood while they are in good health. Agriculture, which depends on the availability of clean water, provides the daily needs of families and individuals for food, and thus ends a lot of suffering, as many of these families do not find anything in these poor villages to live on for several days. Not only that, but many are able to sell the surplus to become a source of income. It is no secret to us that education is a major factor in lifting many people out of poverty by obtaining jobs that provide them with a decent living.

That is why the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, urged the matter of charity by drinking water, as he said: “The best charity is giving water” because of his knowledge, peace and blessings of God be upon him, of the great impact on the availability of clean water on human life.

If you want to help the vulnerable by digging a water well, Debaj International implements water irrigation projects on behalf of the dealers, as these projects are implemented for the needy and deserving in the villages of Asia and Africa to help them and relieve them of the hardship and difficulties they suffer in life.

89% of the world’s population, approximately 6.5 billion people, use at least a basic water service, which is a service that provides an improved source of drinking water during the 30-minute round trip to get water by people, whether children, women or adults.

844 million people lack access to basic drinking water services, including 159 million people who depend on surface water. Globally, at least 2 billion people use a source of drinking water contaminated with faeces.

Contaminated water can transmit diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid and polio. It is estimated that contaminated drinking water causes half a million diarrheal deaths each year.

The World Health Organization has stated that by 2025, half of the world’s population will live in areas with water shortages.

As part of the efforts made to help the weak around the world to obtain a clean source of drinking water, many trusted organizations and companies are implementing water irrigation projects in those countries, for example, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, in addition to many African countries where surface wells and wells are drilled Artesianism, especially in remote areas deprived of basic services for a decent life

Debaj International Company is one of the first and licensed companies in Jordan and the Arab world in the implementation of water irrigation projects, which has won the confidence of thousands of dealers who extend a helping hand to participate in the implementation of water irrigation projects by drilling a surface water well or drilling an artesian water well in the countries of Asia and Africa To help the weak to deliver clean water to them.

Debaj International opened its new branch in Istanbul, Turkey, in the Yusufpaşa district. This opening came as a culmination of its successful work in the field of humanitarian work, and to achieve more effort in serving the vulnerable through water irrigation projects and building mosques and schools.

Debaj International, through its new branch, seeks to attract more dealers to expand the umbrella of humanitarian work and reach more needy and vulnerable people, especially in poor countries in the continents of Asia and Africa in countries such as Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Benin, Gambia and other African countries, who are deprived of basic needs from Clean drinking water and basic needs for education and the establishment of the rites of Islam through building mosques.

It is worth noting that 844 million people in the world – according to United Nations statistics – lack basic drinking water services, and that no less than 2 billion people use polluted water sources to meet their needs, whether for drinking or for simple daily use, causing them incurable diseases and causing death with time passing.

Many dealers with Debaj International seek to participate in this humanitarian work by digging water wells to be a current charity for them or an ongoing charity on behalf of their living or deceased parents, and also to help children deprived of the blessing of education by building schools and providing them with basic needs to lift them out of The clutches of ignorance and ease the difficulties of life on them.