Answer:
The fact that the population has drinking water is a matter of public interest, because water is an indispensable resource for the integral development and health of citizens.
If the availability of water falls to critical levels, these would be some consequences:
- We could not ingest the appropriate amounts of drinking water.
- The incidence of diseases would increase because water constitutes a vital resource for living beings.
- Animals would become ill or die dehydrated.
- Plants would dry out ruining crops.
- We could not carry out our daily activities, such as preparing food, cleaning ourselves, sanitizing our home, washing our clothes, etc.
The State as guarantor of the well-being of the population must create the necessary mechanisms so that society has a constant supply and quality of drinking water, which promotes the economic and social development of the country.
