The BMC's focus on ensuring a safe water supply comes as water contamination concerns grip regions like Indore and Haryana.
Three hopper barges were also deployed to assist in the 'Watermaster' dredging operations at a combined cost of about Rs 5.25 crore
Globally, typhoid fever continues to cause significant illness and mortality. As of 2019, an estimated 90 lakh people worldwide fell sick due to typhoid every year, with around 1.1 lakh deaths annually
The outbreak was caused by a pipe leak mixing sewage water with the drinking water supply in Sectors 24 and 28, as well as the Adivada area of Gandhinagar
Indore health crisis escalates as a diarrhoea outbreak in the Bhagirathpura region, triggered by sewage-contaminated drinking water, has led to numerous hospitalisations and several deaths
The cleaning of the Mithi River has run into controversy once again as senior Congress leader Sachin Sawant has demanded the scrapping of the fresh tender issued by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation
He said nobody can stop him from performing the Chhath puja rituals
Stream quality data provides insight into local well-being
Particles emitted from vehicle tyres could be a significant source of microplastics
The new material has mechanical properties required by commercial fishing gear
Tiny plastic particles are making their way into the aquatic environment
The new tech could significantly reduce the waste-management costs of industries
3-4 lakh fishermen to lose livelihoods, may turn into 'protectors' of the river
Tap water samples from 13 state capitals failed Indian standards for drinking water
In some surface currents, there is more plastic than fish
Ban on potato chips bags, bottles, other single-use plastics on board from January 1
The Ocean Cleanup wants to tackle the world's 1000 most polluting rivers
Pollution of Sabarmati and Mahisagar has hit alarming level
Mussels produce clean water by soaking up harmful chemicals
Contamination of water due to sewage and industrial effluents is killing fish
Waste water discharge from industrial units into rivers should be reduced to zero
In a rare cross border study, scientists from India and Pakistan have discovered
Mercury spreads very easily through nature, and can enter the food chain
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