The aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Swannanoa led to a 52-day struggle for clean drinking water, affecting daily living and routines for residents.
After the hurricane, local government warned residents to boil water for safety as many were left without potable water for weeks, creating a crisis.
The community adapted to new challenges by using public facilities for bathing and laundry while relying on distribution centers for clean water, showcasing resilience.
Families had to alter meals and find creative solutions for clean water, with bottled water becoming essential for basics like mixing baby formula.
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