Dr. Chukwuemeka Oluoha, Executive Director of the Abia Primary Healthcare Development Agency, has stated that the proposed ban on sachet water packaging in cellophane is in the public's best interests.

On Tuesday in Port Harcourt, Oluoha stated that the plastic material used to package pure water was unfit for consumption.

When a plastic material is exposed to high temperatures, it gradually dissolves and releases potentially harmful cancer-causing substances known as oxidants, according to him
"As a result, the public drink these without realizing it because it is not visible," Oluoha explained. He claimed that the non-biodegradable materials in the pure water sachets had an impact on the environment.

Furthermore, because pure water sachets are not biodegradable, they are not properly disposed of in our environment and accumulate if left unattended.
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A good, drinkable, pipe borne water the populace at the suburb won't see yet they want to dash the hope of the common man.

We have been siping our sachet water for years now and we didn't die. Sir, we all due respect "GETAT."


There is nothing bad in making bottle water 20naira.

Good, but they must agree to drop price of bottled water completely for the masses afford.