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CSIR special bus to help make water potable in Fani hit Odisha

New Delhi, May 7 (UNI) Council of Scientific and Industrial Research's special bus will help provide safe drinking water to the cyclone affected people of Odisha.
CSIR Director-General Shekhar C Mande told UNI that safe drinking water becomes a major problem after a place gets affected by something like a cyclone and therefore CSIR's bus which has a water filteration unit will help provide potable drinking water by purifying it. It is available in the area with a capacity of treating 2000 litres of water per hour.
Mr Mande said that the speciality of the bus was that it does not need any external power source as the bus engine powers the purifier.
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