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English: More than 57,500 people in Rwanda now have access to safe drinking water thanks to Meghan Markle’s support. The actress travelled to Rwanda in 2016 as a World Vision Global Ambassador to see first-hand the challenges facing many communities when it comes to finding clean water. Since then, the international children’s charity has been able to support more than 57,500 people with safe water to drink.[1]
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