Drinking water quality in public healthcare facilities in Sindh, Pakistan: A cross-sectional assessment of microbial and physicochemical contaminants
Key Points
Microbial contaminants were found in the drinking water quality, affecting safety and health.
Assessment showed that 45% of samples exceeded acceptable physicochemical standards.
Cross-sectional assessment of water quality was conducted across various healthcare facilities in Sindh, Pakistan.
These findings highlight the urgent need for better water quality management in public healthcare settings.
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Drinking water quality in public healthcare facilities in Sindh, Pakistan: A cross-sectional assessment of microbial and physicochemical contaminants | Synapse