Public health risks from hospital drug waste in drinking water
The AP finds hospitals and long-term care facilities flush millions of pounds of unused medicines annually, contaminating water. Research links trace pharmaceutical residues to effects on aquatic life and human cells, with calls for testing and disclosure.
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Sickle attack at Hakusan shrine leaves one dead six hurt
A festival vendor armed with a sickle killed a 30 year old construction worker and wounded six others at Kajima Shrine in Hakusan Ishikawa Prefecture. Police arrested 42 year old Toshiaki Arai on suspicion of attempted murder, planning to upgrade to murder. The attacker said he acted after being teased by spectators. One victim is in critical condition. About 30 people were present at the time.
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