Haflong Civil Hospital lacks water treatment facility
Several in-patients undergoing treatment at the Haflong Civil Hospital were seen bathing with muddy water in front of the Children's Ward recently. The water containing a high degree of iron content and other contaminants appeared not suitable even for sanitary use. Hospital staffers revealed that the water was supplied from a well drilled in the hospital campus. The unhygenic condition of the water was due to lack of proper water treatment facility in the hospital, they disclosed.
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Scrutiny of nomination papers for election to 11th North Cacher Hills Autonomous council was done on Monday in the presence of the Deputy Commissioner and Returning officer Barun Bhuyan. All total 162 nomination papers were received against 28 constituencies. About 12,1178 voters will go to poll on 20 May.
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