TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月12日 04時30分

In Flint, residents still won't trust their taps. Five years ago this month, the city began using the corrosive #Flint River as its main source of water, which ate away the city's pipes and leached lead into the drinking #water of thousands of residents. Eighteen months later, the city reconnected to Detroit’s clean water supply after studies confirmed what parents had been telling officials: that lead from their taps was poisoning their families. Thousands of lead-tainted pipes have been replaced. More than a dozen officials connected to one of the worst health disasters in U.S. history are facing criminal charges. But for many residents, the crisis continues. Flint's families still stand in line for cases of bottled water. Parents are still fearful of lurking health problems. "Our kids are still sick and at risk," says Ariana Hawk. In this photo, Hawk, mother of Sincere, 6, starts warming bottled water to prepare a bath for her two younger children in April 2018. Sincere's fear of water never left him. "He talks about how it's poison," she says. "He doesn't trust water." Read more, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photograph by @brittanygreeson for TIME

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