Abstract
Assessing Public Health Risks by the Use of Deterministic Method for Multivariate Interpolation of Physicochemical Characteristics for Assessing Ground Water Quality Index Using Geo-Spatial-Based AHP Technique and Calculating Saturation Index of Alluvial Aquifer of Bahawalpur City, Pakistan
Highlights
The Asian range continues going up against authentic water quality issues that add to freshwater lack, wiped out prosperity, and even passing [2]
In Pakistan access to safe drinking water falls underneath pleasing levels with only 25% of the people has sensible access to quality drinking water
In order to identify the potential areas for future environmental health problems, regular mapping of groundwater quality is a prerequisite for every city [8]
Summary
In view of extending people improvement, human water enthusiasm for private, mechanical and rustic purposes to supply adequate food for the nation is growing and water transforming into an uncommon item in most bit of the world. Populace concentrations have made a gradually expanding contamination of the soil and ground water underneath the urban areas. In Pakistan access to safe drinking water falls underneath pleasing levels with only 25% of the people has sensible access to quality drinking water. Bahawalpur is found at south of the Sutlej Waterway and lies in the Cholistan area close to the Thar Abandon. The coldest months are December, January and February Amid this period the mean most extreme and mean least temperatures are 21 and 5 degrees centigrade individually. Generally between 5 and 10 inches, the chief source of fresh-water recharge in the Bahawalpur area is the Sutlej River. Ground water moves generally southward from the river toward the desert area of Cholistan and is commonly highly mineralized; maximum concentrations of 20,000 to 25,000 ppm have been measured in test holes at or near the southern boundary of the canal irrigated area, at a distance of 25 to 35 miles from the Sutlej River [7]
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