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感谢Orlando Love的线索！
图片来自于Soccer Aid 2008
08年7月，Orlando再次来到尼泊尔，作为UNICEF的亲善大使，参与了Soccer Aid改善水资源的项目，尼泊尔的水资源由于得不到合理开发和污染而严重影响当地人民，尤其是儿童的身体健康。
我不知道该怎么形容这样的Orlando，像普通的基层义工一样朴素，可是我却觉得他美丽至极。他亲身体验尼泊尔的孩子运水的辛劳，尝试当地人喝的水源，在我的眼中，他是一个真正的骑士，我看到Balian的精神：What a man is man who doesn't make the world better
虽然平时，我们只能在一些媒体上看到安排好的无聊绯闻，他在镜头后做过的那些事情，只有有限的报道，我们往往不得而知……但他依然在众生需要的地方，默默地散播佛的爱与无私。
请大家支持他的事业，尽可能帮助这世界上需要帮助的人！
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Rita经常需要每天3、4次身背20升的水走上半公里回家。在学校假期或者需要的时候，Rita就从当地的水井背水帮父母做家务，为了体验女孩背水的艰辛，Orlando和Rita一起背起一篓水罐回她的家。
Orlando Bloom with 12 year old Rita who often carries 20 litres of water three or four times a day to her house, which is half a mile away. During the school holidays and when needed Rita collects water from the local well and helps their parent’s with the daily chores. To get an idea of how difficult it was for Rita to carry the vessel, Orlando carried one with Rita as she walked to her house.
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Orlando看着妇人和女孩们从Sankoshi河取水，这条当地唯一的水源已经被污染了。河边的人们只能通过在附近挖洞铺上石头的方法试着净化河水，大部分的泥沙可以被过滤，但河水只是看起来干净了一些，其中依然存有有害病菌。
Orlando looks on while women and girls collect water by Sankoshi River. The river is the only source of water for the local community but it is contaminated. People by the river make an attempt to purify it by digging a hole and putting stones at the bottom, so that large bits of dirt can be filtered through. This only means that the water looks cleaner when actually it still contains harmful bacteria.
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Orlando品尝Kaaldhara村新装的水龙头里流出的水，这得感谢联合国儿童基金会及其合作者们，村民们不必担心喝不到干净的水了，在村子的周围捡起了许多采水点供儿童和他们的家人使用。
Orlando drinks water from the taps at Kaaldhara village where thanks to UNICEF and its partners, villagers do not have a problem getting clean drinking water. There are numerous water points dotted around the village that children and their families can use.
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Orlando和Kaaldhara村的孩子们一起取水，由于联合国儿童基金会的项目村民们终于有了卫生的水源。
Orlando collects water with local children at Kaaldhara village where thanks to UNICEF and its partners, villagers do not have a problem getting clean drinking water.
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Orlando和其他几位明星发起援助尼泊尔水资源改造的倡议！
Soccer aid exclusive: James Nesbitt, Orlando Bloom and Cat Deeley on why you must help
Orlando Bloom on giving people access to clean water in Nepal
Every day, 5,000 children around the world die and many more become ill because of diseases spread by unclean water and poor sanitation.
I travelled to Nepal recently and saw how children and their families have no choice but to drink contaminated water from local wells and rivers.
Around 13,000 children under the age of five in Nepal died last year due to diarrhoea.
We drove an hour from the capital Kathmandu to Dhulikhel, where I met six-year-old Manisha who lives with her grandparents.
Manisha's grandmother gets up at 2am every day and walks to the well to get water. It's their only source of water.
If she goes any later, there is likely to be a long queue and she probably wouldn't get enough for the whole family.
I walked with Manisha to the well along a busy main road. It was very hot and humid. I wondered what it must be like for Manisha's grandmother, who often carries 20 litres of water three or four times a day. It is real back-breaking work for people in Nepal. In another village I also met women and children collecting water from a river.
Looking around, I could see the different ways that the river gets contaminated.
There was a dead rat on the river bank, people bathing and washing their clothes in the river, and runoff from the paddy fields contaminated by animal waste. Water is essential for life. But many people in Nepal can only get water that is contaminated.
I was able to see firsthand how water taps have made a huge impact in Kaaldhara, a remote mountain village.
People there can just pop outside their homes to get clean water from taps dotted around the village. Naya, 74, told me how they used to walk for 30 minutes to get water.
She added: "The taps were installed seven years ago and it has made a big difference to our lives.
"I can get water easily and our children don't get ill."
Unicef has been doing what it can to supply safe water to families but much more needs to be done.
My message is simple - by donating to Unicef and helping to supply clean water, you would change not just one person's life, but the lives of a whole community, for years to come.
Last year in Nepal, 13,000 children died as a result of illnesses caused by drinking unsafe water
Just £10 could supply clean water for one person in a community in Nepal |
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