Determine various parameters in water, including commercial treated water stations, untreated water stations, private household wells, and agricultural wells.
Evaluate the suitability of water for consumption based on nitrate levels and World Health Organization (WHO) standards.
Highlight potential health risks associated with high nitrate levels, particularly in untreated water and private wells.
Provide data to support decision-makers in implementing strategies to reduce nitrate contamination and protect community health.
The findings stress the importance of monitoring nitrate levels in groundwater and implementing appropriate measures to ensure safe drinking water in these regions.
Radiation in Water, Soil and AirÂ
Measure radon concentrations in groundwater, air and soil samples using a RAD7 detector, ensuring accurate readings.
Estimate the annual effective dose of radon exposure from both ingestion and inhalation for different age groups (infants, children, adults) to evaluate the health risks.
Compare the results with international safety standards to determine if the groundwater in the region posed any significant health threats to the population.