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    World Cup Host City Encouraged To Save Water For Fans, Told To Shower In Pairs

    The city of Samara wants locals to conserve water for the hordes of soccer fans that have flooded the city throughout the tournament. Their answer: shower together!
    by Vanessa Romo Jul 05, 2018 1 minute
    Children play in the water fountains near the Monument of Glory statue in Samara, Russia. The city's utility company is urging residents to conserve water by taking communal showers.

    One of the upsides to hosting the World Cup is the hordes of international tourists and their bulging wallets that will inevitably descend

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