These men call themselves 'well diggers' and risk their lives searching for clean water at a depth of more than 10 meters in Phu Yen, Vietnam.

Their job is to find water sources in drought-stricken, high-altitude areas after exploring and locating where there is water.

They will dig a hole large enough for one person to crawl into using tools such as chisels, picks and shovels.

This manual work is extremely risky as the deeper they go, the less oxygen there is, and the well digger has to face dangers such as landslides or broken vines.

Video captured the moment of Men searching for clean water at a depth of more than 10 meters in Phu Yen, Vietnam.
According to the men, they were well diggers. Their job is to find water sources in drought-stricken, high-altitude areas. After exploring and locating where there is water. They will use tools such as chisels, picks and shovels to search for water sources. They will dig a hole large enough for one person to crawl into. They will dig until they find clean groundwater. There are wells they have to dig up to 10 meters to find a source of water. This is manual work and potentially risky. The deeper you go, the less oxygen there is, and the well digger has to face dangers such as landslides or broken vines.
they are called by the people in the area as the hero of finding the water source. Without them, people will have to move to other places to live because there is no water source