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It is one of the most polluted rivers in the world
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Why is the pollution of the yanze and ganges river seirious?
it was never polluted
Does the river Ganges have any waterfalls?
Yes, the river Ganges has a waterfall at the source of the river!!
How is pollution affecting other rivers in South Asia besides the ganges?
Pollution has affected the Ganges and the Yangtze rivers in many different ways. - The Ganges river is known to Hindus as a sacred river, so they wash their clothes in the river, take a bath there, put dead cows in (because cows are sacred to Hindus), put dead bodies in, and put their sewage and waste in. - The Yangtze river is full of chemical waste, trash, and sewage. It is very polluted.
How old is the river ganges?
the ganges river is your mom
What is the name of the river Ganges in India?
The Ganges River.
What river is the Ganges Dam located on?
the ganges river...
Is the Ganges river dolphin blind?
The Ganges River Dolphin is blind not because of pollution but mainly because this species of fresh water dolphins don't have lens but oddly enough use their eyes to locate them selves. For more information about their physical descriptions and biography, go to this link: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/endangered_species/cetaceans/about/river_dolphins/ganges_river_dolphin/
What river is the ganges river in?
The river Ganges is not in a river but, its a main river its self. So it is not in a river and never will be!
What is the definition of Ganges river?
Ganges River- a major river in northern India.
What animals will you find in the river ganges?
Ganges River Dolphin
Which country is river ganges in?
The river Ganges is in India and Bangladesh.
How are diseases spread in the ganges river?
While the Ganges River is sacred to Hindus, who believe it is a sign of holiness to bathe there, the river has experienced considerable pollution and as a result, it is a source of disease. While believers insist the Ganges is pure, in reality the Ganges contains a number of bacteria from all of the people who bathe and wash their clothes in the river: bathing in the Ganges has been known to spread such illnesses as gastrointestinal diseases, cholera, dysentery, and even typhoid.
