Women dig into the sand of the dry riverbed.
After a while water begins to seep into the holes, forming puddles. Scooping the precious liquid into gourds, they fill up, place the cargo on their heads, and stride back up the hill. But only a few years ago, women pumped water from a deep-drilled well, saving hours of hard work each day. There was a diesel grinding mill and a motorized oil press. Since the war began, it's been like going back in time.