France is sending military forces to distribute water on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte.
FILE - People queue to fill up containers with water in Tsoundzou, Mayotte island, Saturday Feb.6, 2021 during the Covid pandemic. France is sending military forces to distribute water on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, which is facing an unprecedented water crisis prompted by the island's most severe drought in decades.
Authorities have ordered water cuts two days out of three on Mayotte, a territory northwest of Madagascar that is the poorest part of France. The water woes come on top ofResidents protested Saturday outside the Mayotte water management headquarters, carrying banners reading “Mayotte is Thirsty!”, according to local media reports. When the water taps are working, families fill up buckets and tubs as they can, but supplies quickly run low, especially in more remote areas.
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