Guwahati

Arsenic Scare and Mysterious Disappearance: Guwahati Highlights

NGT flags arsenic-in-rice report and a 13-year-old boy goes missing after an IPL match in Barsapara. Read more!

In a twist of events in Guwahati, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has raised concerns over an alarming arsenic-in-rice report. Seeking responses from key ministries, including Agriculture and Environment, the NGT has sparked a debate on food safety and environmental impact. Concurrently, the city was struck with another mystery as a 13-year-old boy from Kumarpara vanished after attending an IPL match at ACA Stadium, Barsapara, on May 19. The sudden disappearance has left the community in shock and prompted a city-wide search operation.

As discussions on arsenic contamination intensify, the disappearance of the young boy adds to the intrigue surrounding Guwahati. With growing concerns about public health and safety, both incidents have put the spotlight on the city's security measures and environmental issues. As authorities delve deeper into these incidents, the need for stringent regulations and heightened vigilance becomes increasingly apparent.

Interestingly, the NGT's involvement sheds light on the significance of environmental regulations in India. The disappearance of the boy following a major sporting event underscores the importance of community safety and child protection measures. These events serve as reminders of the complex challenges faced by modern societies in balancing environmental sustainability and social welfare.