Over 750 million people lack access to clean water supplies, while 2.5 billion lack sanitation facilities and 1 billion practice open defecation. The UN Secretary-General provided these statistics in a message marking World Water Day, noting that responsible water use can save lives on the planet. Conserving water is a responsibility of all but we must start caring for it today to ensure it is available tomorrow.

2. About 750 million people, ie, more than one in 10 people in
the world, remain without access to improved water supply,
while about 2,500 billion lack sanitation and 1,000 million
practice defecation outdoor. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon,
provides these data in a message to mark World Water Day,
celebrated on Sunday.
"No water, no life."

4. "All the water we waste today is what you will need tomorrow."

12. "Water is life not waste it."

15. ‘Responsible use of water ... It contributes to saving lives on the planet.’

19. "The only way to raise awareness about the importance of water is going SED".

30. "Caring water is everyone, but started today tomorrow may be too late."

34. “Thousands have lived without love; no no water”

45. ALL PHOTOS BELONG TO THEIR ORIGINAL AUTHORS