Indore Water Contamination Deaths
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Water Contamination A Public Health Emergency: Bhopal Green Tribunal
The contamination of drinking water supply in Madhya Pradesh is a systemic environmental and public health emergency, the National Green Tribunal in Bhopal has declared.
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Indore Water Contamination Deaths Rise To 21, Congress Leads Protest March
The Madhya Pradesh Congress on Sunday took to the streets with a "Justice March", demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and criminal action against those responsible.
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Indore Contaminated Water Crisis: What Is Tanker Water And Is It Safe For Drinking?
Residents of Indore's Bhagirathpura area remain afraid of consuming even the tanker-supplied water after contamination of tap water killed 11 people and left more than 1400 severely ill.
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Indore Civic Body Chief Sacked Over Water Contamination Deaths
Under fire over the death of at least four persons due to water contamination in Bhagirathpura area here, the Madhya Pradesh government on Friday sacked the Indore municipal commissioner and suspended two senior officials.
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Contaminated Water Can Be Hazardous: 5 Water Purification Methods To Try At Home
Consumption of unsafe water can lead to diseases such as bacterial gastroenteritis, cholera, typhoid, and dysentery, which are significant contributors to illness and death in vulnerable populations.
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Amid Indore Water Crisis, Locals Fear Using Tanker Water
Residents of Indore's Bhagirathpura area remain afraid of consuming even the tanker-supplied water following a contaminated drinking water incident that left several people ill and claimed lives.
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"Don't Know What I'll Do": Grief Engulfs Families After Indore Water Tragedy
While officials have confirmed several deaths due to Indore's water contamination, families of the victims insist the count is higher.
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"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
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Water Contamination A Public Health Emergency: Bhopal Green Tribunal
The contamination of drinking water supply in Madhya Pradesh is a systemic environmental and public health emergency, the National Green Tribunal in Bhopal has declared.
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Indore Water Contamination Deaths Rise To 21, Congress Leads Protest March
The Madhya Pradesh Congress on Sunday took to the streets with a "Justice March", demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and criminal action against those responsible.
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Indore Contaminated Water Crisis: What Is Tanker Water And Is It Safe For Drinking?
Residents of Indore's Bhagirathpura area remain afraid of consuming even the tanker-supplied water after contamination of tap water killed 11 people and left more than 1400 severely ill.
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Indore Civic Body Chief Sacked Over Water Contamination Deaths
Under fire over the death of at least four persons due to water contamination in Bhagirathpura area here, the Madhya Pradesh government on Friday sacked the Indore municipal commissioner and suspended two senior officials.
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Contaminated Water Can Be Hazardous: 5 Water Purification Methods To Try At Home
Consumption of unsafe water can lead to diseases such as bacterial gastroenteritis, cholera, typhoid, and dysentery, which are significant contributors to illness and death in vulnerable populations.
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Amid Indore Water Crisis, Locals Fear Using Tanker Water
Residents of Indore's Bhagirathpura area remain afraid of consuming even the tanker-supplied water following a contaminated drinking water incident that left several people ill and claimed lives.
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"Don't Know What I'll Do": Grief Engulfs Families After Indore Water Tragedy
While officials have confirmed several deaths due to Indore's water contamination, families of the victims insist the count is higher.
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"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
