Department of Medical Sciences Advises Prachinburi Residents to Avoid Water Suspected of Aluminium Contamination
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The Department of Medical Sciences has issued guidance advising residents of Prachinburi Province to avoid using water suspected of being contaminated with aluminium until the water has been tested and its safety confirmed.
The Department of Medical Sciences emphasises that boiling water cannot remove aluminium contamination. Residents should therefore not mistakenly believe that boiling water will make it safe for drinking or other uses.
In the meantime, residents should avoid drinking the water and using it for cooking, and should instead use clean water from trusted sources. Anyone who experiences unusual symptoms after using the water should see a doctor or visit the nearest health facility.
Residents can follow further information from the relevant government agencies to stay updated on the latest situation and recommendations.
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