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Pipeline project leaves Dzil Libei residents without needed water

A pipeline-related situation is leaving residents of Dzil Libei needing water. The scale and duration of the disruption remain unclear.

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Reduced water access can create a serious public-health and basic-services risk for the affected community.

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  1. Pipeline goes to waste as Dzil Libei residents need water ↗navajotimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 4:02 PM UTC

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