“We came from a place that had no water,” says Kalter Kalsilick, who lives in the village of Eton.
Kalsilick came to New Zealand in 2017 and picked apples in Hastings before heading south to Blenheim to pick grapes reports PMN News.
He returned seven months later and spent 250,000 vatu ($3,280 NZD) on a drill that could burrow down to the water table.
“My aim was to provide a water system for my village, and this is beneficial for my village but also for my family because I am also building a house for them.”
