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2 years ago

2. Write a letter to your brother who works in Saudi Arabia about the drought

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Ksenya-84 [330]2 years ago

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Answer:

Address in Saudi Arabia:

Hi Brother,

I hope all is well at home. This area has a drought. A water shortage was the cause. We went with others to support the locals. We hauled several water containers and tanks near our town. When we arrived, we saw that the village-to-town water conduit was nearly totally destroyed. We phoned the city, and they responded within an hour. We gave water bottles and containers to every home. They're kind. We asked how long pipe repair would take, but the guys weren't sure. The village's drought impacted everyone. Dry wells prevented irrigation. We made sure they had adequate water for their home and irrigation needs. We were glad the pipe would be fixed by morning. After repairing the pipe, the residents thanked us, and we waved goodbye. It was great to live in a community with so many kind people. We hope to visit before I complete this letter. Keep writing and take care.

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