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Headline : In Chhattisgarh, High Levels Of Uranium, Used For Nuclear Plants, In Water

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High uranium levels were also found in drinking water in Bihar in 2022 (Representational).

Dangerously high uranium levels - three to four times the World Health Organization's 15 microgram per litre limit and higher even than the government's limit of 30 micrograms per litre - have been recorded in drinking water sources across at least six Chhattisgarh districts, significantly increasing the risk of cancers and pulmonary conditions, as well as skin and kidney diseases, in these areas.

In 2017 the WHO suggested uranium in drinking water should not exceed 15 micrograms per litre, but acknowledged "there are uncertainties (if) concentrations above this would be of concern". The global health body also said some countries - like India - had doubled that permissible limit.

In June a Bhabha Atomic Research Centre study suggested even 60 micrograms per litre is safe

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