How an Indian Startup Is Providing Safe Water During Assam Floods
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InstaWater, a startup backed by Tripura University and led by Prof. Harjeet Nath, deployed innovative water purification solutions to deliver clean, safe drinking water to communities affected by the Assam floods, which claimed 95 lives and affected over 1.6 lakh people, addressing the water-borne disease risk that emerges when wells and community water sources become contaminated.
The article does not specify scale of deployment, number of people reached, or timeline for the initiative.
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