Background:Dar es Salaam City has over 10 million habitants, who are constantly circumvented by water-borne diseases. The city experiences humid and hot weather throughout a year, which lead to high consumption of bottled drinking water because of being perceived as safer than tap or well water. Waterborne disease outbreaks still create havoc among the city habitants. This study determines heterotrophic plate count (HPC) values in bottled water and performs antimicrobial resistance tests on isolated microorganisms. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted. Fifty-four samples of bottled water were randomly purchased from shops, supermarkets and street vendors. HPC values were determined and microbial contaminants identified. The disk d...
This study investigated the bacteriological quality of some bottled water sold in Lagos metropolis,...
Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the microbiological quality of Ghanaian bottled and plastic...
Background: Accessibility to potable water is a fundamental right for dignity and well-being. Despit...
Background:Dar es Salaam City has over 10 million habitants, who are constantly circumvented by wate...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Masters ThesisTanzania has experienced an increase in the consumption of bottled water as a result o...
Masters ThesisTanzania has experienced an increase in the consumption of bottled water as a result o...
The rapid rise of waterborne diseasesand the growing concern about water contaminationhas prompted t...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Water borne diseases are alarmingly high in urban areas like Dar es Salaam. Hence the importance of ...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Water, though vital for life, is also the route for transmission of water-borne diseases. Bottled wa...
Due to the increased demand and consumption of bottled water in South Africa, there has been a growi...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
This study investigated the bacteriological quality of some bottled water sold in Lagos metropolis,...
Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the microbiological quality of Ghanaian bottled and plastic...
Background: Accessibility to potable water is a fundamental right for dignity and well-being. Despit...
Background:Dar es Salaam City has over 10 million habitants, who are constantly circumvented by wate...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Masters ThesisTanzania has experienced an increase in the consumption of bottled water as a result o...
Masters ThesisTanzania has experienced an increase in the consumption of bottled water as a result o...
The rapid rise of waterborne diseasesand the growing concern about water contaminationhas prompted t...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Water borne diseases are alarmingly high in urban areas like Dar es Salaam. Hence the importance of ...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
Water, though vital for life, is also the route for transmission of water-borne diseases. Bottled wa...
Due to the increased demand and consumption of bottled water in South Africa, there has been a growi...
Consumption of bottled water is increasing rapidly in developing countries especially among the midd...
This study investigated the bacteriological quality of some bottled water sold in Lagos metropolis,...
Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the microbiological quality of Ghanaian bottled and plastic...
Background: Accessibility to potable water is a fundamental right for dignity and well-being. Despit...