Environmental Science
3 years ago

Unsafe Drinking Water in Bhokardan Area of India Raises Health Concerns.

Applied ecology and environmental sciences/Applied ecology and environmental science
Drinking Water Quality Assessment Using WQI in Bhokardan Area of Jalna District, Maharashtra State
Kailas P. Dandge, S. S. Patil

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The researchers studied the quality of drinking water in Bhokardan, Maharashtra, using a method called Water Quality Index (WQI). They tested various factors like pH, fluoride, and bacteria in both surface and ground water. The results showed that most surface water sources in the area are not safe to drink. The WQI method was effective in monitoring and managing the water quality.