I can have a
feeling that spring is coming!
Some of our staff
members went to Myanmar for a week with Yaksu-dong Seong-gyeol church.
Yaksu-dong
Seong-gyeol church supplied Wellspring to overseas mission field as a
commemoration business of their sixtieth founding anniversary in 2015.
Not only supplies
of Wellspring, pastor and other church members of Yaksu-dong Seong-gyeol church
visited mission field in Myanmar to demonstrate installation of Wellspring.
The places we
visited were seven local churches and one center for mission in center and
suburbs of Yangon which is the capital of Myanmar.
Now, Myanmar is
in a dry season.
In rainy season,
save for well-maintained roads in downtown, all the roads turn into mire.
Below is a
picture of a well which contains water for living. General houses in the areas
away from cities, draw water from a well.
As you can see they
pump up underground water and put the water into an open water tank which was
built with cement.
The water is
dirty enough to see with the naked eye.
The water is
pumped at a depth of about 10m~40m.
Considering drinking
water should be pumped at least 100m depth, 10m~40m is too low to pump water to
have drinking water.
Larva of mosquitos
and foreign substances were visible to the naked eye.
Of course, people
do not drink this water straight, they use the water for laundry, cleaning, dish-washing
and when they washing their face.
Then how they do
with drinking water?
They buy water
like below picture to drink.
Water varies vastly
in price and taste.
But those water
seem to be only drinking water in Myanmar considering that there are no water
purifiers in the area.
Please visit
again, as we will keep posting about installation of Wellspring in Myanmar!
Cheers!
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