Railway passengers take note: If you drink water from station coolers, CAG has found E coli in samples from 8 locations
A CAG report found E coli in drinking water at several railway stations. Hundreds of stations also lacked essential passenger facilities, according to the audit. Water coolers at eight stations tested positive for E coli bacteria. Drinking water from taps at …
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A CAG report found E coli in drinking water at several railway stations. Hundreds of stations also lacked essential passenger facilities, according to the audit. Water coolers at eight stations tested positive for E coli bacteria. Drinking water from taps at …
Drinking water at several railway stations was found to be contaminated with E coli bacteria, while hundreds of stations lacked essential passenger facilities, according to a report by the Comptrolle…
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