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Hello, now we are well over 100 days into the current horror in Gaza. Now many of us of course are aware of the hideous death toll caused directly from violence. That's of course Israeli missiles, bullets. The truly

grotesque truth is that generally speaking in war, the vast majority of the

final death toll is not made up of those who died directly because of the violence but

because of other factors that being including for example the collapse of the healthcare system

the lack of availability of food and of course fresh water now with that in mind I'm really delighted to be

joined by Pedro Aruka, how do I say that? Pedro Arroco Agudo,

thank you very much. Arroco Agudo, who is the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation.

Pedro, it's a big honour to speak to you, how you doing?

Thank you. It's a pleasure to be with you.

I just want to start with the question of water.

Obviously, as people know know one of the basic

building blocks of life and without access to fresh water humans die very

quickly. Now in terms of Gaza before the war began, can you tell me what the

situation was regarding the access of 2.2 million or so Palestinians living in Gaza before the war, obviously the longest

siege in modern history that they've been exposed to, what was the situation in terms of

access to water?

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