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1
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drinking tap water
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India
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In India, tap water is usually considered unsafe and is commonly boiled or filtered before drinking.
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10
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2
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drinking tap water
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New Zealand
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In New Zealand, tap water is commonly consumed and reusable bottles are frequently carried to stay hydrated.
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2
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3
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drinking tap water
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Russia
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In Russia, drinking tap water is discouraged and hot beverages are preferred, particularly in cold weather.
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2
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4
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drinking tap water
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Egypt
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In Egypt, tap water is typically boiled or filtered before consumption.
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1
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5
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drinking tap water
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Norway
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In Norway, high quality tap water is easily accessible and widely consumed.
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1
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6
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drinking tap water
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South Africa
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In South Africa, tap water is generally not considered safe for drinking without treatment.
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1
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7
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drinking tap water
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South Korea
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In South Korea, tap water is considered safe and widely consumed.
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1
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8
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drinking tap water
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Thailand
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In Thailand, tap water is often avoided due to contamination concerns, leading to a preference for bottled or filtered water.
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1
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9
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drinking tap water
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Ukraine
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In Ukraine, drinking tap water is often discouraged and typically boiled or filtered before consumption due to potential contamination.
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1
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