University researchers unveil low-cost water purification filter
The filter, made from agricultural waste, removes more than 99% of bacteria at a fraction of current costs.
By SKAAH Media Webdesk, Newsroom
· 2 min read
A team of university researchers has developed a water filter made from processed rice husks that they say removes more than 99% of harmful bacteria.
The device costs less than $5 to produce and can be manufactured locally, potentially bringing safe drinking water to millions of rural households.
Field trials are planned in three countries next year.
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