Indonesian women in Sulawesi village face daily swim for clean water

March 22, 2018 6:55 PM

MAKASSAR (Indonesia) (AFP) – Indonesian villager Mama Hasria swims upstream with about 200 empty jerry cans tied to her back, a daily trip she and other local women make to get clean water for their community on Sulawesi island.

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