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Pollution in Bamenda, Cameroon
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Air pollution data from World Health Organization  | |
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| PM10 | 141 |
| PM2.5 | 132 |
| PM10 Pollution Level: | Very High |
Pollution in Bamenda, Cameroon
| Air Pollution | 89.29 | Very High | |
| Drinking Water Pollution and Inaccessibility | 75.00 | High | |
| Dissatisfaction with Garbage Disposal | 83.33 | Very High | |
| Dirty and Untidy | 81.25 | Very High | |
| Noise and Light Pollution | 50.00 | Moderate | |
| Water Pollution | 91.67 | Very High | |
| Dissatisfaction to Spend Time in the City | 90.00 | Very High | |
| Dissatisfaction with Green and Parks in the City | 87.50 | Very High |
Purity and Cleanliness in Bamenda, Cameroon
| Air quality | 10.71 | Very Low | |
| Drinking Water Quality and Accessibility | 25.00 | Low | |
| Garbage Disposal Satisfaction | 16.67 | Very Low | |
| Clean and Tidy | 18.75 | Very Low | |
| Quiet and No Problem with Night Lights | 50.00 | Moderate | |
| Water Quality | 8.33 | Very Low | |
| Comfortable to Spend Time in the City | 10.00 | Very Low | |
| Quality of Green and Parks | 12.50 | Very Low |
Contributors: 8
Last update: May 2019
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If the value is 0, it means it is perceived as very low, and if the value is 100, it means it is perceived as very high.
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2 Comments so far
Been living in Abakwa since. When I take my mind 60 years back, I become shocked because everything has changed. Tons of thousands of refuse have been generated but very few tons are being taken care of. Even when the Government attempted to use the military to clean the town of refuse, even this too like many government projects, was thrown aside, especially during this wartime. The question is what are the municipalities doing with regard to this situation.
Every quarter has a collection of offensive refuse but no one is caring about who is to cart it off, even the City Council which collects the council tax from every city dweller?
Can one quote these in research works?