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Crack Down The Anti-Public Elements The government has yet to take any initiatives to monitor the quality of bottled water even after months of the publication of media reports that such waters pose health hazards. The bottlers have been fearlessly selling the reportedly contaminated water in the markets. This is a serious issue because it is directly related to public health. We, as the concerned consumers, strongly urge the concerned authority to ensure the people that the water is drinkable -- and crack down on those who play with the public health. Saroj Karki and friends |
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