70% Sumber Air Minum di Indonesia Tercemar Tinja

CNN Indonesia
2 Nov 202203:03

Summary

TLDRThe majority of Indonesian residents still rely on untreated water from rivers, lakes, and groundwater for daily consumption, posing health risks. A 2020 health ministry study revealed that 68.9% of household water sources are contaminated with E. coli bacteria. Poor sanitation systems, especially in dense urban areas, contribute to this contamination. Only a small percentage of the population has access to proper sanitation facilities, leading to the spread of diseases like diarrhea and hepatitis through fecal matter. To ensure water safety, it is advised to boil water for at least 10 minutes to reduce the presence of harmful microorganisms.

Takeaways

  • 💧 Most Indonesians still use water from rivers, lakes, and groundwater as a source of drinking water.
  • 🏡 Nanda Saptarini, a mother of two from South Jakarta, relies on groundwater for daily consumption.
  • 🔬 A 2020 study by the Ministry of Health found 68.9% of household water sources were contaminated with E. coli bacteria.
  • 🚰 This means nearly 70% of drinking water sources in Indonesia are contaminated, posing health risks.
  • 🌡️ E. coli can cause diarrhea, and other bacteria and fungi in sewage can lead to various diseases, including hepatitis.
  • 🚽 Poor sanitation systems and the use of septic tanks, especially in dense urban areas, are major factors contributing to water contamination.
  • 🏞️ Disposing of household waste into bodies of water like rivers and lakes exacerbates the problem.
  • 🚽 Despite 80% of Indonesians having access to toilets, less than 10% meet proper sanitation standards.
  • ⚠️ There are four signs of fecal-contaminated water: bad smell, scum, cloudy appearance, and a metallic or bitter taste.
  • 🔥 To ensure water safety for drinking, it should be boiled for at least 10 minutes to reduce the presence of microbes.

Q & A

  • What is the primary source of drinking water for most Indonesian residents according to the script?

    -Most Indonesian residents still use water from rivers, lakes, and groundwater as their source of drinking water.

  • What percentage of household water sources in Indonesia were found to be contaminated with E. coli in the 2020 study by the Ministry of Health?

    -68.9% of household water sources were found to be contaminated with E. coli.

  • What does the script suggest about the belief of some residents regarding the safety of well water?

    -Some residents still believe in the safety of well water and continue to use it after boiling for drinking and washing.

  • What other contaminants besides E. coli might be present in water sources according to the script?

    -Besides E. coli, there could be other bacteria, viruses, and fungi in the water sources.

  • What diseases can be caused by E. coli contamination as mentioned in the script?

    -E. coli contamination can cause diarrhea.

  • How does the script link poor sanitation systems to water contamination?

    -The script states that poor sanitation systems, especially the use of septic tanks in densely populated urban areas, are major factors contributing to water contamination.

  • What is mentioned as a common practice that exacerbates water contamination in Indonesia?

    -The common practice of disposing of household waste into bodies of water such as rivers and lakes contributes to water contamination.

  • What percentage of the Indonesian population has access to toilets, and how many of them meet proper sanitation standards according to the script?

    -80% of the Indonesian population has access to toilets, but less than 10% meet proper sanitation standards.

  • What are the four signs of fecal-contaminated water that the script advises people to be aware of?

    -The four signs are: water with a smell, usually like that of feces; water with a cloudy appearance; water with a metallic taste or bitterness.

  • How long should clean water be boiled to reduce the risk of consuming microorganisms, according to the script?

    -Clean water should be boiled for at least 10 minutes to reduce the presence of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

  • Who is the speaker quoted in the script, and what is their role?

    -The speaker quoted in the script is Gatot Trihardianto, and the script does not specify his role.

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