Resource-starved Singapore turns sewage into ulrta-clean water
Giant pumps whir deep underground at a plant in Singapore that helps transform sewage into water so clean it is fit for human consumption while reducing ocean pollution.
The tiny island nation has little in the way of natural water sources and has long had to rely principally on supplies from neighboring Malaysia.
To boost self-sufficiency, the government has developed an advanced system for treating sewage involving a network of tunnels and high-tech plants.
(Source: AFP)
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