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Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keenjhar Lake discoloration of the skin. Sometimes these changes can lead to skin cancer, which may be curable if discovered early. Numbness in the hands and feet and digestive problems such as stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea can also occur due to the elevated levels of arsenic. There is no industry or any other source which can be blamed for arsenic contamination. Previous studies suggest the geological formation of some area contain arsenic which gets drifted into the ground water. • Keti Shah The ground water of Keti Shah as sampled from two locations indicates that the water quality in almost all parameters is well within the WHO Drinking Water quality guidelines. The two fresh water samples were also equally good with some little fluctuations. The Keti shah forest project area water was therefore good for all applications. 4.8.1.2 Agriculture • Keti Bunder Most focus was in the creek areas which are devoid of agriculture land • Keenjhar Lake The water quality of Keenjhar Lame is very good, considering the TDS (
Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keenjhar Lake ground water salinity (TDS) is well below 1000 mg/l, which is excellent as useable for all livestock and poultry as per FAO guidelines. • Keti Shah The TDS of Keti Shah Forest groundwater and surface water is excellent and lower than the recommended value of FAO (
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