Browsing by Author "Minhaz Farid Ahmed"

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    Assessment of health risks and individuals’ willingness to participate in drinking water management at flood-prone Pahang River Basin, Malaysia
    (Springer, 2021) Lubna Alam; Labonnah Farzana Rahman; Minhaz Farid Ahmed; Md. Azizul Bari; Muhammad Mehedi Masud; Mazlin Bin Mokhtar
    Rivers, the main source of the domestic water supply in Malaysia, have been threatened by frequent flooding in recent years. This study aims to assess human health risks associated with exposure to concentrated heavy metals in a flood-prone region of Malaysia and investigate the affected individuals’ willingness to participate in managing water resources.
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    Carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic health risk of arsenic ingestion via drinking water in Langat River Basin, Malaysia
    (Springer, 2020) Minhaz Farid Ahmed; Mazlin Bin Mokhtar; Lubna Alam
    The prolonged persistence of toxic arsenic (As) in environment is due to its non-biodegradable characteristic. Meanwhile, several studies have reported higher concentrations of As in Langat River. However, it is the first study in Langat River Basin, Malaysia, that As concentrations in drinking water supply chain were determined simultaneously to predict the health risks of As ingestion.
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    Non-carcinogenic health risk assessment of aluminium ingestion via drinking water in Malaysia
    (Springer, 2019) Minhaz Farid Ahmed; Mazlin Bin Mokhtar; Lubna Alam; Che Abd Rahim Mohamed; Goh Choo Ta
    Exposure to aluminium (Al) is inevitable in the daily life because of its abundance in the environmental media through natural processes. Meanwhile, several studies have reported a positive association between Alzheimer’s disease and a higher level of Al ingestion through drinking water. The present study is the first of its kind in Malaysia which predicts the human health risk of Al ingestion via drinking water at the Langat River Basin, Malaysia.
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    Treated water quality based on conventional method in Langat River Basin, Malaysia
    (Springer, 2020) Minhaz Farid Ahmed; Mazlin Bin Mokhtar
    The water of Langat River is not suitable for drinking without treatment because of chemical pollution from both the point and non-point pollution sources, although it is one of the primary sources of drinking water in Selangor state, Malaysia. There is no significant study in Malaysia that has investigated the efficiency of treatment plants to remove metals from treated water. Therefore, Chelex 100 resin-ion exchanged method was applied to investigate the raw water samples and treated water samples of eight treatment plants.