2020
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202014804002
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Helminth eggs assessment of fecal sludge in urban area of Bandung, Indonesia

Abstract: Soil-transmitted helminth eggs present to be non-excludable parameter for water quality and sanitation since they are linked to public health concern. Unfortunately, investigation of helminth eggs presence in wastewater is very limited in Indonesia. The result of previous study confirmed helminth eggs presence in irrigation water and land samples in agriculture field in urban area of Bandung. Inappropriate of wastewater treatment system and reuse of unsafe wastewater are the reason why helminth egg were found … Show more

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“…Also, an inverse relationship between soil conductivity and occurrence of soil-transmitted helminths was found by Letah et al [14] in Cameroon and Bandung, Indonesia by Muntalif et al [15]. Thus, the availability and abundance of soil-transmitted helminths are independent of the conductivity of their environment, and no correlation was found between the parameter and the prevalence of helminth larvae and ova.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Also, an inverse relationship between soil conductivity and occurrence of soil-transmitted helminths was found by Letah et al [14] in Cameroon and Bandung, Indonesia by Muntalif et al [15]. Thus, the availability and abundance of soil-transmitted helminths are independent of the conductivity of their environment, and no correlation was found between the parameter and the prevalence of helminth larvae and ova.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…This was associated with a study conducted in 2020 that discovered abundant helminth eggs, ranging from 4 to 617 eggs/L, including Ascaris spp. eggs, in fecal waste collected from septic tanks in the urban area of Bandung City (18).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian terdahulu mengenai telur cacing parasit di lingkungan dilakukan oleh Firdayati et al (2018) menyatakan bahwa ditemukan telur cacing dengan jumlah 1 -119 telur/L di sampel air irigasi, tanah pertanian, dan tanaman di daerah semi urban Bandung yang terkontaminasi air limbah domestik perumahan sekitar yang dibuang ke drainase atau badan air tanpa pengolahan sama sekali. Selain itu penelitian terbaru mengemukakan bahwa terdapat 4 -617 telur cacing parasit per liter dari truk tinja yang melayani 17 area di Bandung (Muntalif et al, 2020). Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melakukan deteksi dan kuantifikasi telur cacing Ascaris spp.…”
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