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Aboriginal elders in Walgett say they will provide free filtered drinking water for their remote community after repeated failures by the state and local government.
Wrecked inside. no longer functional. >> this hospital is destroyed. there is no other place to seek care. it's not just about the broken bones and crush injuries. supply chain is a real challenge. >> reporter: this is the team in samaritan's pores. an e.r. doctor from north carolina. >> we have had aftershocks, 5.0. it sways the tents become and forth and knocks things over. nothing major. >> reporter: all the work you need to do can still be done? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: over just 36 hours, they put up all these tents. set up generators, communication dishes, even brought their own...
Generators, even brought their own water purifiers. >> we use this machine, reverse osmosis machine, it allows us to even get it from the ocean and do desalination. >> you keep it in these bladders, these look full. this is a process constantly happening. >> that's right. >> reporter: all of this so they're able to get the best care to their patients. like 1-year-old mehmet, his mother glued to his side, telling a story through a translator. >> what was happening to him? >> translator: he couldn't breathe anymore properly. >> reporter: she thought he had the flu the past few days but things go...
Things over, but nothing major. >> so all the work you need to do can still be done. >> absolutely. >> reporter: over just 36 hours they put up all these tent flaps, set up jimmy nader's, even brought their own water purifiers. >> we use this machine here, it's a reverse osmosis machine. it will allow us to get it from anywhere including the ocean and do desalination if we want to. >> and you just keep it in these bladders. >> these look full, so this is a constant process. >> reporter: all of this so they are able to give the best care to their patients, like when-year-old mammoth. his mother...
Purifiers. >> we use this machine here, it's a reverse osmosis machine that allows us to get it from anywhere including the ocean. >>. >> reporter: and you keep it in the bladders and these look full. this is a process constantly happening. >> that's right. >> reporter: all of this so they're able to give the best care to their parents like this 1-year-old. his mother glued to his side, telling us her story through a tran translator. what was happening to him? >> translator: he couldn't breathe anymore. >> reporter: she thought he had the flu the past few days but things got worse this morning...