Dia talks about water scarcity

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Mar 23, 2021 IST

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On World Water Day, actress Dia Mirza took to Instagram to share a post about water scarcity. She posted a picture of her sitting by the riverside and wrote: “1 in 4 children will live with water scarcity by 2040. Think about that. Let’s keep working together to secure our forests, #ActOnClimate and #SaveWater #WorldWaterDay #GlobalGoals #ForPeopleForPlanet.” The actress married Mumbai-based entrepreneur Vaibhav Rekhi last month during an intimate ceremony, with celebrities such as Aditi Rao Hydari, Jackky Bhagnani and Gautam Gupta in attendance.

She had taken to social media to inform her fans that only biodegradable and natural materials were used for her wedding ceremony. The wedding was conducted by a woman priest.

The actress was previously married to Sahil Sangha in 2014. They announced their separation in August 2019. – IANS

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