Gurugram: SS Coralwood residents in Sector 84 have complained that at least 100 people fell ill in the community for the past two days after being suspected of consuming contaminated water supplied from Borewell.
Residents suspect untreated water from the villages and the nearest community seeps to Borewell and polluted water.
About 350 families currently live in a housing complex.
In the last two days, around 10 people, including children and senior citizens, were treated at the nearest hospital after they complained of discomfort, acute diarrhea, vomiting, while others recover in their homes.
Rahul Bhatnagar, a three-year-old daughter citizen was treated at the nearest hospital and was diagnosed with severe abdominal infections and extreme dehydration, said: “My daughter felt bad since Wednesday night.
He vomited and underwent diarrhea.
When he didn’t eat anything What, we rushed to the nearest private hospital on Thursday.
He gets liquid IV.
Even my elder daughter hurts a stomach.
I post a message on the social media group and within a few hours, flooded with similar messages where many residents complain about interference digestion and gastrointestinal.
“Anudeeep Saxena, another resident, said:” My 15-month-old son and I suffer from light diarrhea.
We have bought a bottle of water packed for drinking and cooking.
“Jitender Soni, Secretary General of Rwa, said:” The maintenance agency need to look into this problem before the situation is getting worse.
” Uncle Singh, President Rwa, said: “We have collected samples and sent them to the laboratory for testing.” Sanjay Sura, manager of the community facility, denied the claim and stated that only a few residents complained about the problem.
He connects them with “weather change”.
He said, “We follow the norms and do water tests every month.
Really fine.
We have shared the latest results with residents.
On their request, we have taken samples from their households to send it for testing.
Tank Our storage is clean.
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Gurugram: 100 Coralwood residents fell ill after drinking ‘contaminated water’
