The happiness was truly indescribable when, in the heat and the prolonged dryness of the day, they saw a fountain of water flowing from the water tanker into their water tanks. They were also overjoyed when we unexpectedly let them fill the water containers they had brought for their homes with the water that was left over in the water tanker.

Some of the young children who were at the distribution point dared to get under the water tanker spout, where they had a peculiar type of 'shower’. The place filled spontaneously with children's games and voices, while the outdoor 'shower' looked like a mud bath.

In those villages that didn’t have a water storage tank, we filled the villagers' water barrels and water containers.