Analysis of epidemic safety of drinking water of the bukhara region

The article presents the results of a study of the quality of drinking water in the central water supply of the Bukhara region according to sensory, toxicological, microbiological and parasitological indicators. The dominant pollutants of drinking water were identified and their possible negative impact on the health of consumers of water from this source was determined. It was established that the studied water samples comply with national and international requirements, including those on epidemic safety. In the aspect of the foregoing, water quality assessment of the central water supply in the Bukhara region was carried out according to sensory, toxicological, microbiological and parasitological indicators for the compliance of their values with current national and international requirements. The closest connection of many parasitoses with the hydroecological factor is also determined by the fact that the life cycles of their pathogens proceed with the obligatory participation of various animals that act as intermediate hosts and carriers of parasites (fish, mollusks, crustaceans, mosquitoes, etc.), which are massive aquatic organisms. The stages of development of pathogens that enter the external environment, in turn, are closely related to the hydroecological factor.