WHO unveils third addendum to guidelines for drinking-water quality
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WHO unveils third addendum to guidelines for drinking-water quality
GENEVA, Switzerland – The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its updated Guidelines for drinking-water quality, providing the latest global guidance to support countries in protecting public health through safe drinking-water. Yet despite progress, the challenge remains stark: 2.1 billion people still lack safely managed drinking water, including 106 million who drink directly from rivers, lakes or other surface water sources. The new …
WHO Drinking Water Guidelines 2026 Address Safety Gap
Geneva (GNP): WHO Drinking Water Guidelines 2026 have been released by the World Health Organization, providing updated global guidance to help countries protect public health through safe drinking water. Despite progress made in recent years, the challenge remains stark, with 2.1 billion people still lacking safely managed drinking water, including 106 million people who drink directly from rivers, lakes, or other surface water sources. Dr Rüdi…
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