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Provide medical treatment to people with kidney diseases: NHRC to Odisha Govt
The petitioner had alleged that several blocks in Cuttack district are forced to drink contaminated water having traces of heavy metal, which resulted in kidney disease on a large scale.
Kendrapada: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has expressed satisfaction over the steps taken by Cuttack district administration for supplying potable drinking water to at least 265 villages under Narasinghpur, Athagarh, Tagadiya and Digaria blocks and wanted the District Administration to provide proper medical treatment to the villagers suffering from kidney disease caused due...
Kendrapada: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has expressed satisfaction over the steps taken by Cuttack district administration for supplying potable drinking water to at least 265 villages under Narasinghpur, Athagarh, Tagadiya and Digaria blocks and wanted the District Administration to provide proper medical treatment to the villagers suffering from kidney disease caused due to contaminated drinking water.
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