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Musi river sediment free of hazardous material, says MRDCL; activists dispute claim
Musi Riverfront Development Corporation Ltd. (MRDCL) claims baseline studies show Musi river sediment contamination is largely organic and within permissible limits, but environmental activists argue the assessment ignores pharmaceutical residues and antimicrobial resistance markers.
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