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    19 December 2016 | POSTED BY Newsroom Staff

    Church Donates Three Water Tanks to Remote Fijian Village

    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated three 10,000 litre water tanks to the Fijian village of Nakawakawa, Bua, Vanua Levu.

    The donation is a part of a worldwide effort by the Church to identify communities that need better clean water facilities and then working with local governments and citizens to find solutions.

     

    Local Latter-day Saint leader, Pita Vakalala, brought Church and community leaders together to complete the project.

    Watch a video about Latter-day Saints' focus on bringing clean water to communities around the world.

     

     Newsroom contributor: Sulueti Kama.

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