While Puerto Ricans protest for reliable access to water, the governor washes her hands
- Dhara Rivera de Jesús keeps at least 30 large water containers in her home at all times.
- After more than a year without consistent service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, she fills them whenever water returns, which sometimes only happens for a handful of hours every few days.
- Going without reliable water to bathe, flush toilets or cook has affected her ability to work and stick to a usual routine – a catch-22, now that she has to spend more money and time buying water and prepared food.
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- Dhara Rivera de Jesús keeps at least 30 large water containers in her home at all times.
- After more than a year without consistent service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, she fills them whenever water returns, which sometimes only happens for a handful of hours every few days.
- Going without reliable water to bathe, flush toilets or cook has affected her ability to work and stick to a usual routine – a catch-22, now that she has to spend more money and time buying water and prepared food.
Sources: Guardian