Photos from Our Installation in Duvivier
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| The view from the top of the Duvivier water tower. | International Action workers check the water in the pipelines. | |
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| The rainbow windsock indicates that the water is clean and drinkable. | Our plumbers, Joanes Bastin and Emillio Bastien, hold up a pair of chlorine tablet feeders. | |
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| The International Action team trains Water Board members, demonstrating how to test the water with a chlorine test kit. | Clean water flows out of the faucets at the water station. | |
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| People at the water station line up for clean, safe drinking water. (1) | People at the water station line up for clean, safe drinking water. (2) | |
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Photos: January 2010 Earthquake
Look at photos that show our work immediately after the earthquake and one month afterwards.
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