Dialogue Between Two Friends on Water Pollution

Zafi: Hi Zarif! How are you?

Zarif: I'm good. How about you?

Zafi: I'm good too. But I'm a bit worried about dirty water.

Zarif: Yeah, it's really bad that the water in canals, rivers, and tanks is getting dirtier every day.

Zafi: Exactly! This dirty water is causing a lot of problems for us.

Zarif: But people are mostly to blame for making water dirty. They throw their trash into it.

Zafi: Yes, farmers also use chemicals on their fields. When it rains or floods, some of these chemicals get washed away.

Zarif: You're right. And these chemicals mix with the water in canals, ponds, and rivers, making the water dirty.

Zafi: Factories are also making water dirty with their waste.

Zarif: Absolutely! Oil leaks from boats, dead animals and plants, and decaying debris all add to the problem too.

Zafi: Also, disease germs and dirty toilets make water dirty.

Zarif: So, we really need to stop water from getting dirty. But how can we do that?

Zafi: There are many ways to stop water from getting dirty. But the most important is to teach people why clean water matters.

Zarif: I agree with you. We have to tell people about the bad things that happen when water is dirty.

Zafi: Thanks a lot for talking about this important topic.

Zarif: You're welcome. Let's talk again soon.