What are the drinking water quality standard for Namibia, identify them and their classification for use, both microbiology and chemical? ?
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May 13
The drinking water quality standards for Namibia are set by the Ministry of Health and Social Services. The standards are classified into two categories: microbiological and chemical.
Microbiological standards for drinking water in Namibia:
1. Total coliforms: < 0 CFU/100 ml (for potable water) 2. Escherichia coli: < 0 CFU/100 ml (for potable water) 3. Faecal coliforms: < 0 CFU/100 ml (for potable water) 4. Total viable count: < 100 CFU/ml (for potable water)
Safe: Meets all Guideline Values Acceptable: Meets all Guideline Values except for: - Arsenic: Up to 0.025 mg/L - Copper: Up to 2 mg/L - Fluoride: Up to 3 mg/L - Lead: Up to 0.025 mg/L - Manganese: Up to 1 mg/L - Selenium: Up to 0.025 mg/L Unacceptable: Exceeds any Guideline Value