Disaster● LowAug 9 · Aug 9, 2026, 4:23 PM

Water purifiers developed during Rajasthan deluge delivered to flood-hit Assam

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The units developed by the Nagpur-based CSIR-NEERI are expected to make ambient water drinkable at 3,500 litres per hour

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