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Unclean water within Bandar Hilir Melaka

By MelakaYouTube -

 Tuesday 12 I did backwash. I repeat the backwash on Wednesday 13, and Thursday 14. Sometime last month, my Indian neighbour told me the water is very dirty while we were doing our morning 30 minutes regular walk. He reminded me about the dirty water again on Monday this week and that is when I checked his claims on Tuesday 12 October 2021. It was indeed dark brownish in colour. And the dark brownish water takes about five to ten minutes to disappear.

 

I thought the next day, Wednesday 13 October 2021 when I repeat another backwash, the water conditions would be more drinkable than a day before. Oh my GOD (OMG), it wasn’t good and the colour of the water was still dark brownish in colour. Such unclean water goes on for Thursday 14 October 2021 when I did another backwash before I replaced the Panasonic P-6JRC-ZEX filter cartridge. [watch https://youtu.be/4SveUzrMyRI]

 

I decided to check the water cleanliness level today after I wash my car. The water is still unclean. My Indian neighbour asked me to take a look at the unclean water in his house too.

 

Clean water is important for public health which leads to better productivity and better economic growth. SDG 6 calls for access to affordable clean and safe water free from contamination.

 

Unclean water transmit diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, polio and even leads to death. Some signs and symptoms of drinking unclean water includes gastrointestinal problems, diarrhea, nausea, intestinal or stomach cramping, intestinal or stomach aches and pains, and dehydration.


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