Emergency shipments of fresh water have begun arriving in Cyprus, to prevent citizens from abandoning the island. A devastating drought has left residents with just seventy days of drinkable water....
Emergency shipments of fresh water have begun arriving in Cyprus, to prevent citizens from abandoning the island. A devastating drought has left residents with just seventy days of drinkable water. And while the first shipment has been delivered by Greece, faults in a pipeline mean even further delays. Al Jazeera's Hamish Macdonald reports.
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hellenic 1978 your language is ugly ! hyi! i understand ur proplem no women no money and ur financial is broke look at the Turks they dont say F Y they behaviour self like I bye bye
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come from Ethiopia and some people stay island hmm...?
i understand ur proplem no women no money and ur financial is broke look at the Turks they dont say F Y they behaviour self like I bye bye
If there where a place with 100greeks and 4000 others 20 of 27 doctors and loyers would be greeks.