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In 21st century, poor drainage system mainly exists because of the increasing population and urbanization which is associated with deterioration in sanitation and environmental health conditions. The aim of the present study is based on the analysis of groundwater pollution along Charrar drain and its impact on health of local residents. A total of eleven (11) water samples were gathered from various locations along drain. Different Physical (PH, temp, TDS, TSS), Chemical (BOD, SO4, CT, PO4 ) micro biological (total coliform, Fecal coliform, E.coli) and Metals (Cr, Cd, Pb and Fe) were analyzed in order to determine water quality. The spatial distribution of water quality parameters was presented using geospatial techniques. Logistic regression model was applied to check relationship between distance from drain and disease. The deduced results revealed elevated values of Total coliform (7.8-11.0 MPN/ 100ml), Fecal coliform (4.5- 7.8 MPN / / ml) and E-coli (2.02-4.5 MPN/ 100 ml), while Physical and Chemical were parameters were within permissible limits of (WHO, 2011). Several water borne diseases reported among children were Cholera (8%), diarrhea (11%), hepatitis A (32%), Malaria (20%), Typhoid (22%) and eye allergy (7%). The model revealed 34.7% (Nagelkerke R2 ) of variance in disease and classified 80% of cases.

Salma Anwar, Abdul Gaffar. (2018) Patterns of GroundWater Pollutions along Charrar Drain in Lahore - Pakistan, Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 31, Issue 2.
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