Polluted water strips villages in Dholka of their identity
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Villagers in Dholka region report health issues and agricultural damage caused by industrial and municipal wastewater contamination.
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- Residents of Bhetavada, Trasad, Paldi, Nesda, and Ambareli claim industrial units and municipal waste have polluted their water sources.
- The community reports an increase in skin-related diseases and cancer cases in the area.
- Farmers assert that the chemical-laden water is severely impacting traditional agricultural activities.
- These villages were previously known for their rose cultivation.
What to watch next
- Government response to local complaints regarding water quality
- Impact of pollution on future agricultural output in Dholka
- Long-term health monitoring for residents in affected villages
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NamedIndia · Ambareli · Bhetavada · Dholka · Nesda · Paldi · Trasad
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