NMA: ‘Saramacca River Water Safe for Use Again’
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According to the National Environment Authority (NMA), the water of the Saramacca River can once again be used by the communities along the river. Recent measurements show that concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead have decreased significantly. Furthermore, no var ... was found in the tested water samples.
PARAMARIBO — Based on the most recent research results of the water quality measurements in the Saramacca River, conducted by the National Environment Authority (NMA) in cooperation with the Surinamese Water Supply Company (SWM), the NMA concludes “that the river water can currently be used safely”. In a press release issued on Wednesday (today), reference is made to “a positive development in water quality”. With […]
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