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Government of Andhra Pradesh GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH DIRECTORATE OF INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, PH LABS, FOOD (HEALTH) ADMN, NARAYANAGUDA, HYDERABAD REPORT OF BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER SAMPLES (COLLECTED DURING MONITORING) August 2012 Sl. Date of Lab source Municipality/Town/ Residual MPN Nature Remarks Re-sampling result of unsatisfactory points index of No. collection Ref Village chlorine of Coli MPN coli form No. Exact Location mg/l form Resid index bacteria Nature of Lab ual of coli per 100 Bacteria Date of Coli form Ref Chlori form Remarks ml isolated Bacter Bacteria collection ne No. ia per isolated mg/l 100 ml 1 1-08-12 3174 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. Tank Nil 43 E.coli US water Keerthirayunigudem. 2 1-08-12 3175 Bore Medical officer, Nil >1609 E.coli Us PHC, Chandrala. ,Tank water at chandrala 3 1-08-12 3176 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. water Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and plant RO. water .T. Gannavaram a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective 4 1-08-12 3177 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. , Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us actions Tank water at T. Gannavaram. a 5 1-08-12 3178 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. Tank Nil 43 Klebsiell Us a water pulluru near T. Jamalaiah house. 6 1-08-12 3179 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. tank Nil 120 E.coli Us water kottagudem near V.Mani reddy house. 7 1-08-12 3180 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. Tank Nil 23 E.coli Us water P. chandragudem near P. Venkateswara rao house. 8 1-08-12 3181 Bore Medical officer,PHC,Chandrala. Nil 120 E.coli Us These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and Vedeurbidiam,Tank water informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective chilukurigudem, near Ramalayam. actions 9 1-08-12 3182 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Chandrala. tank Nil 43 Klebsiell Us water pondugola near OHT a 10 2-08-12 3219 Pond Tap at near Ankamma temple Nil >1609 E.coli Us To be collected Dokuaparru(V) Gudlavalleru mandal 11 2-08-12 3220 Pond Tap at near A. Sita ramayya house, 0.2 Nil ----- Sat ------- ------ ------ ------ ----- --- Dokuaparru(V) Gudlavalleru mandal - 12 3-08-12 3227 Pond Tap near YSR statue, 0.2 Nil -------- Sat ---------- Vennuthurumilli(V), Gudlavalleru ----- ------ ------- ----- --- - mandal. 13 4-08-12 3238 Pond Tap opp church, 0.2 Nil -------- Sat kowatavaram(V), Gudlavalleru mandal 14 4-08-12 3239 Pond Tap at tail end at SC colony 0.1 Nil ------- Sat kowatavaram(V), Gudlavalleru mandal, 15 4-08-12 3248 Pond Tap at CSI school Gudlavalleru V & M 0.2 Nil -------- Sat 16 4-08-12 3249 Pond Tap at SC colony bazaar center near 0.1 Nil ------- Sat varahalu shop Gudlavalleru village and mandal 17 4-08-12 3254 River Yadavula bazaar #57-3-22/3 HSC VMC 0.2 Nil --------- Sat AE-6, Vijayawada 18 4-08-12 3255 River Chanumolu Nageswara rao veedhi #57- 0.2 240 Klebsiell Us 8-08-12 3340 1.0 Nil --- sat 6-15 HSC VMC, Vijayawada a 19 6-08-12 3294 Pond Tap at china kotaiah house 0.2 Nil --------- Sat Mamidikolla, Gudlavalleru mandal. 20 6-08-12 3295 Pond Tap at barrial ground road 0.1 Nil --------- Sat mamidikolla,(V). Gudlavalleru mandal 21 7-08-12 3311 Pond Tap at SC colony end point, chitram 0.2 Nil --------- Sat (V) Gudlavalleru mandal 22 7-08-12 3318 Pond Tap at Harijanawada end point, 0.2 Nil ---------- Sat Penjendra (V) Gudlavalleru mandal 23 7-08-12 3319 River Medical officer, PHC, Kondapalli, tap Nil 460 Klebsiell Us These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and water main water tank near panchayathi a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective office, Gollapudi ( V) actions Vijayawada rural 24 7-0812 3320 River Medical officer, PHC, Kondapalli, tap Nil 460 Klebsiell Us water mailurai center, Gollapudi.(V) , a Vijayawada Rural 25 7-08-12 3321 River Medical officer, PHC, Kondapalli, tap Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and water sub center-2 water tank near a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective karakatta Gollapudi.(V) Vijayawada actions Rural 26 7-08-12 3322 River Medical officer, PHC, Kondapalli, tap Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us water Rayanapudu railway gate a Rayanapadu. 27 7-08-12 3323 River Medical officer, PHC, Kondapalli, tap Nil 43 Klebsiell Us water Pydurupadu malapalli a Pydurupadu. 28 7-08-12 3335 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Nimmakuru, Trace Nil --------- Sat Sample from dining hall APRJC Nimmakuru (V) Pamarru Mandal 29 7-08-12 3336 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Nimmakuru, Nil 120 Klebsiell Us These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and OHT, APRJC, Nimmakuru a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective 30 7-08-12 3337 River Medical officer, PHC, Nimmakuru, Trace >1609 Klebsiell Us actions OHT Pump Nimmakuru a 31 8-08-12 3354 Pond Tap at Gudem road center, 0.2 Nil ---------- Sat Serikalavapudi, Gudlavalleru mandal. 32 8-08-12 3355 Pond Tap at Anganwadi center 0.1 Nil --------- Sat Serikalavapudi, Gudlavalleru mandal. 33 8-08-12 3360 Bore Tap at SC colony, Chiruvupalli, 0.1 Nil -------- Sat Gudlavalleru mandal 34 8-08-12 3365 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Digavalli, Nil >1609 E.coli Us Nuziveedu mandal.OHT near Panchayathi Officer, Annavarm. 35 8-08-12 3366 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Digavalli, Nil >1609 E.coli Us Nuziveedu mandal OHT SC colony Patha Ravicherla. 36 8-08-12 3367 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Digavalli, Nil >1609 E.coli Us Nuziveedu mandal OHT BC colony These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and Patha ravicherla informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective 37 8-08-12 3368 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Digavalli, Nil >1609 E.coli Us actions Nuziveedu mandal. near community hall Polasanipalli 38 8-08-12 3369 Bore Medical officer, PHC, Digavalli, Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us Nuziveedu mandal, Marumudi a Arjunarao s/o samgulu, #1-24, Polasanipalli, Nuziveedu mandal Hanumar subhash Chandra Bose charitable trust. 39 8-08-12 3371 Bore Paid sample from Attili Nageswara rao Nil >1609 Klebsiell Us sample from new bore well water at a chevuturu village, beside Reliance gas Report dispatched company. 40 9-8-12 3406 Bore Medical Officer,PHC, Katuru, Near 4- Nil 43 Klebsiell US 17, V. Nagamalleswara Rao House, a Public tap, Katuru, Vuyyuru Mandal 41 9-8-12 3407 Bore Medical Officer, PHC Katuru, Nil >1609 Klebsiell US Pallaparthi Prasad house Near Public a tap, Mudunuru, Vuyyuru Mandal These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and 42 9-8-12 3408 Bore Medical Officer, PHC Katuru, Nil >1609 Klebsiell US informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective Near 45/4, K. Koteswara Rao house, a actions Public tap, Gandigunta, Vuyyuru Mandal 43 9-8-12 3409 Bore Medical Officer, PHC Katuru, Nil 150 Klebsiell US D. No. 2-31, M, Suguna Rao House, a Public tap Gandigunta, Vuyyuru Mandal 44 9-8-12 3410 Bore Medical Officer, PHC Katuru, Nil >1609 Klebsiell US Near K. Jejamma house, Old a Panchayathi Office Vyyuru village and These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and mandal informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective 45 9-08-12 3414 RO Medical Officer, PHC, chandrala Nil 23 Klebsiell US actions water mylavaram mandal, kottagumem water a plant 46 10-8-12 3425 Bore Polimetla, Gudlavalleru Mandal, Tap at 0.2 Nil ------ Sat Primary School 47 10-8-12 3426 Bore Polimetla, Gudlavalleru Manda, Tap at 0.2 Nil --------- Sat Church Centre 48 13-8-12 3457 Bore Medical Officer, Primary Health Nil Nil --------- Sat Centre, Veerankilock, Talam Durgaro, D.No.5-42, NTR colony, Veerankilock Pamidimukkala Mandal 49 13-8-12 3458 Bore Medical Officer, PHC, Veerankilock, Nil Nil --------- Sat Bethapudi Mohan das D.No.3-41, Ameenapuram 50 14-8-12 3459 Bore Medical Officer, P.H.C, Sagguru, B.C Nil >1609 Klebsiell US These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and Area Kalaturu (V), Agiripalli (M) a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective actions 51 14-8-12 3460 Hand Medical Officer, PHC, Sagguru, S.C. Nil 9 --------- Sat Bore Area Kalaturu (V), Agiripalli (M) 52 14-8-12 3461 Bore Medical Officer, PHC, Sagguru, B.C Nil >1609 Klebsiell US These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and Area Kalaturu (V), Agiripalli (M) a informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective actions 53 14-8-12 3462 Bore Medical Officer, PHC, Sagguru, Nil Nil -------- Sat Mineral water at S.C. Area Kalaturu (V) Agiripalli (M) 54 14-8-12 3473 Bore Tap at Near Z.P. High School, 0.2 Nil --------- Sat Chandrala village , Gudlavalleru Mandal, 55 14-8-12 3480 Bore Angaluru(V), Gudlavalleru (M)Tap at 0.2 Nil -------- Sat S.C. Colony end point. 56 14-8-12 3485 Bore Medical Office, PHC, Puritigadda, Tap Nil 75 Klebsiell US near Panchayathi office, Vakkalagadda, a Challapalli Mandal 57 14-8-12 3486 well Medical Officer, PHC, Puritigadda, Nil >1609 Klebsiell US These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and a Well at Cement Bricks Company, informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective Ramanagaram , Challapalli (M) actions 58 14-8-12 3487 Bore Medical Officer, PHC Puritigadda, Tap Nil >1609 Klebsiell US near K. Srinivasarao House, a Narayanarao Nager, Challapalli (M) 59 14-8-12 3488 well Medical Officer, PHC, Puritigadda, Traces >1609 E.coli US Well near Veternary Hospital, Mngalapuram, Challapalli (M) 60 14-8-12 3489 Bore Medical Officer, PHC, Puritigadda, Tap Nil >1609 Klebsiell US near Panchayathi Office, a These samples are collected by DM & HO staff and Mangalapuram, Challapalli (M) informed to carried out re-sampling after taking corrective 61 14-8-12 3490 Well Medical Officer, PHC, Puritigadda, Nil >1609 Klebsiell US actions Well at Mangalapuram Road, a Mustrasupalem,
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