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In Yemen, the World Bank, through UNOPS, is installing over 6 km of twin pipelines to improve access to sanitation and is replacing paving stones to preserve the area's historical appearance.
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00:25 uh

00:48 Kalik k lay

00:54 the stat kupazalmadijame

00:58 takutari.

01:21 uh

01:46 Mustafidha.

02:02 strategy.

02:22 and now you have.

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uh Kalik k lay the stat kupazalmadijame takutari. uh Mustafidha. strategy. and now you have.
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In Sana'a Old City, damaged sewer lines have been causing odors, health hazards, and negatively affecting accessibility. The World Bank, through UNOPS, is installing over 6 km of twin pipelines to improve access to sanitation and is replacing paving stones to preserve the area's historical appearance.
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