US prisons hold water drive for Flint amid crisis
Susan Modaress
Press TV, New York
The water crisis in Flint in the US state of Michigan has been termed as a national tragedy by many, after toxic levels of lead were found in the city's drinking water. While the US government has just started providing clean water service, help is also pouring in from an unlikely place. Prison inmates launched a fundraiser to provide safe drinking water for the children in Flint.
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