Assam group’s ‘Paani Campaign’ covers 3,000 flood-hit villagers
AI summary
The Jeevan Initiative has provided specialized water treatment devices to 3,000 villagers in seven flood-hit Charaideo villages. These gravity-based units, developed by CSIR-IMMT, purify high-turbidity water without electricity to address post-flood waterborne disease risks.
Key takeaways
- The campaign covers 3,000 villagers across seven villages in Charaideo district.
- Devices are gravity-based and require no electricity for operation.
- The initiative includes a five-year warranty and ongoing volunteer monitoring.
- The program aims to reduce reliance on bottled water and prevent disease.
Read the original at The Hindu
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