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Stupidity at its peak


FischerTal

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The state & central govt's don't care about the pollution anymore. This lackadaisical attitude against the biggest challenge which India is facing is somehow considered normal in our country. Otherwise a lot of concrete steps should've been taken till now for the ordinary citizens of India whose cities consistently feature among the most polluted cities list in the world. Less said about the water pollution the better.

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2 hours ago, FischerTal said:

before any wisecrack pursue the North-South angle, this problem is not just persistent in North. 

 

Bellandur lake in Bengaluru.....

 

The area around Belandur lake is full of Northies :) 

 

Jokes apart, that area in Bengaluru is one of the most densely populated and the people  in general need to regulate the use of detergents/soaps before discharging the waste water into lakes.  Hope somebody does a study on the cancer & other illness rates around that area 

 

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1 hour ago, diga said:

The area around Belandur lake is full of Northies :) 

 

Jokes apart, that area in Bengaluru is one of the most densely populated and the people  in general need to regulate the use of detergents/soaps before discharging the waste water into lakes.  Hope somebody does a study on the cancer & other illness rates around that area 

 

Is this foam due to soap and detergent?

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23 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

Is this foam due to soap and detergent?

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/bengaluru-lake-froth-on-streets-here-s-what-causes-the-toxic-foam-and-how-it-is-harmful-to-people/story-yuAhx2f4wIYlJYPReVxz7O.html

 

See point 4

 

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 Another thing to blame is detergent: Experts say the ubiquity of washing machines in urban India and indiscriminate use of detergent by households have come together to turn Bellandur Lake into a foamy disaster. Incidentally, around 40% of 1,800 households surveyed in eastern Bengaluru (where the water body is located) were found to be using at least five kg of detergent in a month.

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