Bacteriological and physical quality of Fiche drinking water from households and reservoirs, Oromia, Ethiopia
Drinking water is the major source of bacteria pathogens in developing countries along with poor sanitation and contamination of food with a pathogen. More than half of the population of the country uses unimproved sanitation facilities while 36% of them practiced open defecation. The aim of the stu...
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Main Authors: | Israel Sebsibe, Birhanu Degaga, Gezahegn Feye, Tsige Tekle |
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Language: | EN |
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IWA Publishing
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/6dcb6a461e8e45bbab4ec6e4f0e92868 |
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