A water pipeline that delivers water from San Silvestre marshland to the Ecopetrol Industrial Complex is attacked. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) is presumed responsible.
Yemeni tribesmen, thought to be from the Jahm tribe, attack and destroy a pipeline in the Marib province in order to pressure the national government to build water distribution systems and power plants in their region.
Reports find at least three attacks on utilities in the Hérault area, including one that damaged a water supply pipeline.
A bomb explodes on the island of Cavallo, off the coast of Corsica, causing a disruption to the local water supply. The attack was likely by the National Liberation Front of Corsica (FLNC) which seeks independence from France.
A bomb thrown at a municipal water tank in Istanbul causes significant damage in the surrounding area.
A water company office in Ustaritz, France is damaged by a bomb thought to be placed in support of a group called the Basque Fatherland and Freedom (aka ETA). The attackers leave writing on the wall in the building demanding the release of ETA prisoners.
In a village in Palestine, three Palestinians are injured by gunshots from Israeli settlers. The same settlers also cut the water supply to the village by damaging the pipes.
A water pipe that had been planned for a new water supply system in Bujanovac is destroyed by an explosion. An Albanian group is thought be responsible for the bomb.
The chief engineer of a water company reports minor damage from a bomb placed near a reservoir in Bogota by the the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
Three explosions occur at the offices of a water company, Aquas Andinas of Chile. The explosions are attributed to a group called Pueblo Reagrupado. Pueblo Reagrupado is thought to have placed the bombs in response to high tariffs for water.