Preserving our environment from the risks of hospital wastewater with Newster’s plants
Wastewater generated by healthcare facilities and hospitals, and in particular from infectious diseases wards and autoptic rooms, might contain chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pathological biological agents, and even radioisotopes. Often, hospitals are not connected to efficient sewage-treatment plants and, sometimes, municipal sewerage systems may not even exist. In many low-income countries, the majority of hospital wastewater is discharged into surface watercourses or percolates into underlying groundwater aquifers without prior treatment.
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