Explain Why Australia Is A Better Place To Visit Than India

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Although India is a beautiful country, Australia is a better place to visit than India because Australia has both clean water and clean air and does not have animals roaming the streets and in public places.
In India, you have to listen for the click when you open a bottle of water to tell whether or not it is clean. As a developing nation, a large percentage of the population is poor and having trouble making money. A common way for people to make money is to take empty bottles of water and fill them up with polluted water from dirty water sources. They then take these bottles and sell them to locals, tourists and even

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