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180 filtration plants unsafe: Millions of citizens drinking unhygienic water in Rawalpindi

byCustoms Today Report
23/02/2015
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RAWALPINDI: Millions of citizens of Rawalpindi are drinking unsafe water as about 180 filtration plants in the city are providing unhygienic water to the consumers.

A large number of people fill water from these filtration plants that contain particles of iron which develops arsenic. These arsenics cause many diseases of stomach, kidneys and cardiac.

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According to sources water and sanitary authority was not taken into confidence while building these plants. The citizens of Rawalpindi demanded Water and Sanitary authority (WASA), provincial government and health department to take notice of the matter. They urged that samples of water should be also tested of tube wells and water filtration plants located in Rawalpindi district so that people could drink safe and healthy water.

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