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DAKAR - Many residents of the Senegalese metropolis Dakar get up in the middle of the night hoping to collect water from their taps, which mostly run dry.
A population boom is intensifying pressure on scarce water resources in Senegal's semi-arid capital of five million people. A World Bank report pointed to poor management along with overexploitation as part of the reason for shortages.
Many residents of the Senegalese metropolis Dakar get up in the middle of the night hoping to collect water from their taps, which mostly run dry.