Microbiological quality research of water along the Mailuu-Suu River (Kyrgyzstan)

Jalal-Abad State University, Jalal-Abad, Kyrgyzstan

^* Corresponding author: altynai7373@mail.ru

Abstract

The urgent matter of water quality and its consequences for public health, with a special emphasis on illness indicators linked to the quality of drinking water. This research explains the environmental difficulties faced by the region, particularly due to industrial operations and insufficient water delivery infrastructure, which worsen worries about water contamination. The study approach involves doing microbiological examination of water samples, specifically targeting the identification of pathogenic microorganisms, coliform bacteria, and helminth eggs. The results highlight a notable presence of water pollution, specifically shown by higher concentrations of lactose-positive Escherichia coli, which exceed the acceptable limits. At addition, the study examines health indicators at different sites along the river, uncovering higher incidence of illness in areas with poor water quality. Therefore, the research highlights the urgent necessity for prompt responses to alleviate environmental degradation and protect the well-being of impacted people. In conclusion, the research recommends the adoption of a comprehensive water protection programme together with frequent monitoring efforts to improve water quality standards and reduce the impact of waterborne illnesses. In essence, these guidelines seek to promote sustainable development and safeguard the welfare of the population in polluted areas, requiring collaborative actions from both governmental and non-governmental entities.