Shocking report on Ganga water in Mahakumbh, this dangerous bacteria found

CPCB Report on Prayagraj Mahakumbh: Pollution in Ganga-Yamuna has increased during Prayagraj Mahakumbh. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has submitted its report to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday. It has been reported in this report that during Mahakumbh, the amount of fecal coliform bacteria in Prayagraj has increased, which has increased the level of pollution in the river. According to the report, since the Mahakumbh is going on, the primary water for bathing the fecal coliform at different places in Prayagraj is not according to the quality.

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Pollution of river increased during Mahakumbh

The report of the Central Pollution Control Board states that the limit of the dirty water indicators of sewage has got 2500 units per 100 per 100. The NGT is still hearing to stop the flow of sewage in the Ganges and Yamuna rivers in Prayagraj. The NGT has also given instructions to the UP government regarding the sewage management scheme at Mahakumbh Mela.

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Water quality was bad in 2019 Kumbh

This is not the first time that such an issue has arisen. The CPCB report on Prayagraj Kumbh in 2019 stated that the quality of water was poor even during the main bathing days. 130.2 million Shraddhaul came to the 2019 Kumbh Mela. According to the report, the level of BOD and fecal coliform at Karsar Ghat was more than its limit. The BOD level was higher in the morning than in the evening during the main bathing days. The level of soluble oxygen in the Yamuna was according to the standards, but the PH, BOD and fecal coliform were more than the limit on different occasions.

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