PMA Demands Action Against Companies Selling Unsafe Bottled Water
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) has expressed concern over the deteriorating quality of drinking water in Pakistan, warning that unsafe water continues to contribute to widespread waterborne diseases.
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) has expressed concern over the deteriorating quality of drinking water in Pakistan, warning that unsafe water continues to contribute to widespread waterborne diseases.
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- Abdul Ghafoor Shoro cited a recent Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) report.
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- It called on regulatory bodies, including the Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA), to enforce continuous and transparent inspections of water filtration plants and commercial water suppliers.
- The PMA questioned how firms supplying contaminated water were allowed to register and operate and why those responsible had not faced legal consequences.
PMA Secretary General Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Shoro cited a recent Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) report. It discovered 29 bottled water brands unsafe due to microbiological or chemical contamination. 29 Bottled Water Brands Discovered Unsafe for Human Consumption.
For context, the PMA questioned how firms supplying contaminated water were allowed to register and operate and why those responsible had not faced legal consequences.
In practice, the association pressed immediate legal action, heavy fines and criminal prosecution against businesses and individuals distributing contaminated or unregistered drinking water. The PMA additionally called on the administration to improve public filtration plants and municipal water networks to provide safe tap water to households.
It called on regulatory bodies, including the Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA), to enforce continuous and transparent inspections of water filtration plants and commercial water suppliers. PCRWR Releases List of 201 Safe Bottled Water Brands.
In practice, the association pressed federal and provincial governments to prioritize water purification and sanitation infrastructure to protect citizens from preventable diseases and reduce pressure on the healthcare system. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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