water pollution in Sarno dam

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water pollution in Sarno dam
by \| 06-11-2014 01:22 0
Environmental protection associations in state of Sidi Bel Abbes sounded the alarm, some dam Sarno water pollution and water color change . According to the associations, the redness of the dam water, which funds many of the state of Sidi Bel Abbes areas with drinking water, refer to the sewage flow out, where leaking dirty sewage water channels in the village Aldlahim, and the effect of the random landfill on the water. The pollution caused the loss of a lot of freshwater fish, and associations condemned the Officials for the phenomenon of ignoring the indiscriminate throwing of waste in the vicinity of the dam and not to repair defects . Irrigation and Water Resources Director has expressed that the tests proved the absence of a water pollution, and loss of fish is normal, also confirmed that It will be the reform of the dirty water system for the village and the rehabilitation of the dam soon. At the current time, which will continue the clean-up campaigns and sensitization on the level of the Sarno dam. and On top of these associations which are cleaning campaigns and sensitization : Youth Volunteer Association

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all the developing countries face the same problem
Posted 17-11-2014 00:50

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I dont understand the reasin why the people dump the waste and plastics into the water bodies....
Posted 17-11-2014 00:48

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It is not happened only your country but in particularly at developing country, especially in Asia. Anyways, thanks you for sharing this !
Posted 16-11-2014 12:17

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It is a serious problem. The health of the citizen is threatened. Thank you for sharing
Posted 16-11-2014 08:20

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It shows an irresponsibility, because citizenship's health can be affected, and natural degratation increases constantly and with more rapidity.
Posted 12-11-2014 02:02

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Unfortunately, this problem appears in all countries... But it is true that it depends on the region, geographical conditions and other factors.
Posted 12-11-2014 01:59

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thank you Manav Jha, I am pleased that too
I hope to get to know all of you and your activities
Posted 11-11-2014 00:38

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Thank you for your suggestion Jekk Mickale Paderes
Posted 11-11-2014 00:34

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Those are not empty bottles
These bottles containing expired juice
Posted 11-11-2014 00:29

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Dumping of effluents into water bodies (mostly rivers) is not only responsible for widespread water pollution but is also one of the biggest side effects of industrialization. Besides deterioting the heath of the water body which subsequently causes damage to acquatic life, the self-cleansing of the water body also reduces. In my opinion, the most primary solution is the treatment of such effluents before disposal. It is also pleasing to know about youth volunteering to take initiative for such causes through youth groups like the Youth Volunteer Association in your vicinity. Thanks for the article, Belfekroun:)
Posted 10-11-2014 19:59

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This is a good program. But preventing from such pollution would be a greater and bigger solution for this. By informing the nearby community and other people living there is a better way regarding the importance of water and environmental preservation.
Posted 10-11-2014 18:49

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Thank you for the vivid report, BELFEKROUN! I think the result is irresponsible... Water in dam is mostly used as drinking water for citizen residing around the dam. Not only about fishing, the health of citizen might be under a serious threat.
Posted 10-11-2014 15:39

Rohan Kapur says :
The authorities must live upto their promise. Well done BELFEKROUN, by your cleaning activities. This motivates others a lot.
Thanks for the good deed.
Posted 10-11-2014 14:40

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Your pictures show that there a lot of plastic bottle around the river. It is the sample problem in my country, Indonesia. So, is there any negative impact of red seaweed leakage?
Posted 10-11-2014 12:50