Province in central Vietnam struggles with drought
Thursday, May 14, 2015, 12:03 GMT+7
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| A woman takes underground water from a dried spring in Ra Giua Hamlet, Phuoc Trung Commune, Bac Ai District, Ninh Thuan Province. |
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| K To Nam washes his face at an underground water pit. |
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| The Song Bieu Lake in Phuoc Ha Commune, Thuan Nam District reveals its bed with seriously low water. |
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| Piang Thi Nhang, 21, from Ra Giua Hamlet in Phuoc Trung Commune, carries her kid while taking underground water from a dried-up spring in the locality. |
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| A resident on the way to take water from a reserve cistern built by the local government to bring water from other areas that are not facing a water shortage. |
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| Women and children from Ra Giua Hamlet take a bath and wash clothes at an underground water pit in the middle of a spring’s dried-up bed. The hamlet is far away from the government’s reverse cistern so people there depend on natural underground water. |
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| A kid helps her family to bring water home when tankers carrying water from other locations arrive. |
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| Sheep eat grass in a dry field under the sun in Bac Ai District, located in the south-central province of Ninh Thuan. |
