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A recent scientific study has revealed that wastewater and treated water in Oujda contain dangerous pharmaceutical pollutants that are resistant to biological degradation, especially five drugs used in cancer treatment, including cyclophosphamide, ifosphamide, and 5-fluorouracil, at high levels exceeding safety thresholds. The study found that traditional water treatment plants are unable to remove these compounds, posing a threat of their transfer through soil and plants into the food chain, as well as leaching into groundwater, with hazardous levels detected in well water. The researchers recommended developing advanced treatment techniques, obligating healthcare institutions to perform pre-treatment, and implementing continuous water monitoring to ensure health and environmental safety.
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