28 Mar, 15:46··
Water Boards Want to Stop Painkiller Sales
People are buying painkiller patches. They are using these patches in water. This is hurting the water quality.
Water boards in the Netherlands are trying to stop the sale of painkillers. These patches are found in rivers and lakes. The chemicals from the patches are damaging the environment. Authorities are investigating this problem. They want people to stop using the patches in waterways.
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Highlights
Painkiller Patches Sold in Supermarkets
People are buying painkiller patches from stores.
Patches Used in Waterways
These patches are being used in rivers and lakes.
Water Quality is Damaged
This use harms the quality of the water.
Authorities Investigating the Issue
Officials are looking into this problem.
Water Boards Seek to Stop Sales
Water boards want to stop selling painkillers.
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