Hanoi people were surprised when Japanese experts bathed in To Lich river

Japanese experts surprised hundreds of people when swimming among water, washing their hair, washing their face right on To Lich river (Hanoi).

On the afternoon of August 8, JVE Company, the piloting unit of To Lich River, organized a demonstration of the initial results of the To Lich river water treatment process with Japanese Nano-Bioreactor technology.

In order to prove the pilot cleaning of the To Lich river section, Mr. Kubo Jun (technical advisor of the Japan Trade-Environment Promotion Organization) directly went to the treated water tank in the presence of hundreds of people. .

JVE Company representative said the processing demonstration system was divided into 4 small tanks to place the Nano machine and the Bioreactor plate.The first tank is anaerobic treatment, placing the anaerobic microorganism plate.The tank then placed the Nano machine to activate aerobic microorganisms.

After the organic mud is decomposed, inorganic mud will settle.The last tank containing clean water meets Vietnamese standards, and the Japanese expert experimented swimming here.

In order to prove the treatment of To Lich River with Japanese technology effectively, before swimming, Mr. Jun took this tank water sample to compare with the bottled water that is being sold on the market.

Observe with the naked eye, the water sample taken at the end of the tank is colorless, clear and clear.

Japanese experts use the treated water of To Lich River to wash their hair.

He then swam several times in the area of ​​a clean water tank about 30m ^{2 wide} .

After 5 minutes of swimming, Mr. Jun said: "When I no longer smell the smell of domestic waste water, the water is almost odorless. In terms of clarity, we can see nearly as close as water. bottles are on the market ".

Curious people observe and capture unbelievable events when people first freely swim in the most polluted river in the capital.

1. Water of To Lich River "revived" after a week of "rescue"
2. People "leisurely" sit fishing on the banks of To Lich River