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Getting this amount of water in one of the driest places on earth is a huge challenge.

There are no rivers in the city and it hardly rain, but Dubai has lots of water in use and in display. How is this possible?

8am in Dubai, temperature can reach up to 100F and the city's most visible and amazing structure is the Burj Khalifa. Half a mile high(2,717ft), the tallest building on earth. Up to 35,00 people can live and work in this gigantic building.

About 200,000 gallons of water for this building alone per day.

Few decades ago, all of these were desert, now turned to a sparkling and glittering city. The fastest growing desert city on the planet, Dubai.

Building a city like this in one of the hottest and inhospitable places on earth seems impossible. So how did the engineers do it?






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Funjosh:
Explorers what is the name of your blog

Lol..I no get.

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Love that Jean, $53.7B worth, no bling bling, always simple. Cant wait to be going to work like this.

Funjosh:
The Economy is not smiling at all

Economy no smile o bro, pastors these days no dey shout to preach again. Na silent mode make them no go fall. U no c say i no fit post sef again. Na joke o

Nice one, God will help us there someday.

Welcome

So sad, may she find peace...

UncleSnr:
No light sef.

Lols.

Rip bro...

Jedi....Nice one.

Murder, you can't shoot yourself and still be holding the gun like that.

Jesus....We are so heartless, the world really need a total clean out.

ichommy:
That shows how much he loved his Wife.

Touching...

Touching bro, to carry a bucket of water or 10L of fuel in the street is killing. Not to talk of this, and the thing go heavy die.

armadeo:
people could film this and nobody could lend a hand.

this world is at end times.

imagine.

if its Nigeria i would understand the reason of people not helping either he would have been killed by the mob who are violent for no reason claiming he is a ritualist or the police would fvk him up so bad he would probably join his wife and they would ask the daughter to bail his corpse.

People will be scared too, imagine seeing a man carrying a dead in the street

VolT0xic:
They followed him all the way with camera just to make a good story? Damn. The world is spinning backwards.

I learnt some of them alerted the authority, but a car, bike or tricycle from the locals would have helped the situation.


7miles(12km) can't just imagine.

mymadam:
Poverty is real! May God help us all.

Amen o....

After covering 7miles, help finally came, courtesy of local youth who alerted the officials.

Mr Majhi loads the body of his wife into an ambulance, which completes the rest of the journey to his house.

Taking breath: Mr Majhi waits by the side of the road with his dead wife and daughter.

Dana Majhi was filmed with his wife over his shoulders wrapped in sheets and his heartbroken teenage daughter by his side as he headed towards his home.

Mr Majhi’s 42-year-old wife died from tuberculosis on Wednesday morning and he said that he requested a vehicle to transport the body home for the last rites. However, he claimed that there was no response, that hospital staff insisted that he move the body and that he couldn't afford a private ambulance.

He told Indian Express: ‘I requested everyone, but no one listened. What option did I have other than carrying her?’ He added: 'Since I am a poor man and could not hire a private vehicle, I had no choice,' according to the BBC.




source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3758409/Poor-Indian-man-carries-dead-wife-shoulder-seven-miles-hospital-not-pay-taken-home.html
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#20M...I go build house, buy car, set up business, buy drone for photography, travel, and lots more.

One bro use am buy chain, Baba God abeg na.......

magabounce:
And our people are welcomed with trumpets!!! Lols

Lol...Trumpets are better than nothing.

Supporters of the Nigeria Football Supporters Club cheering the team following their arrival.

Photos: Goal.com

Gidoka:
Explorer ayam here oo #hunchback

Lol...Bro i c u, hw ur side?

But Gatlin of the United States was all smiles after taking home silver, improving on the bronze medal he won in the London 2012 games.

"We work 365 days a year to be here for nine seconds,' Gatlin said after winning his third Olympic medal. At the age of 34.

They say lightning never strikes twice, let alone three times, but Usain Bolt has his eyes set on immortality after again claiming the title of fastest man in the world.

He set the current world record in 2009 with a time of 9.57 seconds.

Jamaicans celebrate Bolt after he won the men's 100m final for the third time with a time of 9.81 seconds.

Gold medalists of Team GB pose for a selfie with a member of British Airways cabin crew.