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SISTERE M - 302 EGISTERED No.>+~ 302 REC RI OT The Gazette EXTRAORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISLAMABAD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2010 PART If Statutory } tifications (S. R. 0.) GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN ISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT NOTIFICATIONS Islamabad, the 18th October, 2010 S. R. O. 1062(1)/2010.—In exercise of the powers conferred under clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Pakistan Environmental Protection Act, 1997 (XXXIV of 1997), the Pakistan Environmental the prior approval of the Pakistan Environmy establ | Protection Agency, with ental Protection Council, is pleased to +h the following National Environmental Quality Standards for Ambient Air, National Environmental Quality Standards for Ambient Air Concentration in Ambient Air Effective from ei om Method of Potluta Ist July. 2010 Ist January 2013 measuretnent Sulphur Dioxide 80 gin 80 pein “Ultraviolet (S0,) 24 hours™™| 120 gion 120 pgm’ luorescenve metho Oxides of Annual Average 40 gin? 40 gin? Phase Nitrogen as 24 hours** 40 pint 40 usm’ Chemiluminescence (NO) (3205) [2944/20 10 Ex. Gaz.] Price: Rs. 5.00 3206 THE GAZETTI OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., NOVEMBER 26, 2010 _ {Paar Il Concentration in Ambient Air Fime-weighted Effective from Effective fram Method of Pollutants average st July. 2010 Ist January 2013 measuremen Oxides of Annual Average” 40 ages? = Gas Phase Nitrogen as ‘Chemiluminescenee (NO,) 24 hourst* 80 ayn 80 wy o 1 hour 180 pin" 130 pyjin’” Non dispersive UV absorption method Suspended Annual Average” 400 4 360 pine = High Volume Particulate Sampling, (Averaze Matter (SPM) 24 hourst* 550 wm? 500 jylen? low rate not less than 1A nS Respirable Anmuat Averuge* 120 g/m’ -B Ray absorption Pariculate i Mater PM, 24 hours 250 ugin’ 150 ag Hespirable Annual Averaget 25 ppl’ 1S anim’ Bay absorption Penieuate method Maier PM 24 bourse 40 nye Thou | 38apt Leal Pb Annual Average Spin! Tin! = ASS Meth afer sampling using EPM 24 hours? 2 alo LS pgm’ — 2000 oF equivalent Filter paper Carbon 8 hourst S myn’ 5 msi’ Non Dispersive Monoxide (CO) 1 hour 10 min 10 mgim* Infra Red (NDIRY method “Annual arithmetic mean of minianwan 104 measurements in a year taken twice a.week 24 hourly at uniform interval ++ 24 hourly /8 hourly valucy should be met 988% of the in a year 294 of the time. it may exceed hut wot a two consecutive days, S. R. O, 1063(1)/2010.— In exercise of the power clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Pakistan Environmental Protection Act, 1997 (XXXIV of 1997), the Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency, with the prior approval of the Pakistan Environmental Protection Council, is pleased to conferred under establish the following National Standards for Drinking Water Quality. Paver Il) THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., NOVEMBER 26, 2010 National Standards for Drinking Water Quality: reated water enter ing. the distribution system (E.Coli or thermo tolerant coliform aind total coliform bacteria) Treated water in the distribution systeny (E. coli or thermo tolerant coliform and total eoliform bacteria) ysical Coleus Taste Odour Turbidity Total. hardness as aco, rs pH Chemical Essential Inorganic Mumsinium (Al) mg/l Must not be detcetable in any 100 ml sample Must not be detectable in any 100 nil sample Must not be detectable in any 100 ml sample e of large supplies, where sufficient simples are examined, must not be present in 95% oF the samples taken throughout any 12-month period. 1s TCU Non objectionable/Aeceptable No objectionable/Acceptable (S.NTU < 500 mg/t (1000 65-85 ng/Litre <02 Must not be detectable Most inv any 100 mi sample Asian countrivs alse follow WHO standards Must not be detectable Most Asian Jin any 100 ml sample countries also Follow WHO standards Must not be detectable Most Asian in any 100 mi sample countries also follow WHO standards In ease of large supplies, where sufficient samples are examined, must not be present in 98% of the samples taken Uhroughout aay 12 mouth pe <5 TCU Non objectionabie/Accepiable Non objectionable) Acceptable ¢sNtu ¢ 1000 65-85 mg/Litee 02 3208__ THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., NOVEME Antimony (Sb) Arsenic (As) Barium (Ba) Boron (B) Cadmium (Ca) Corde (C1) {Chromium (Ce) Copper (Cup Taxie Inorganic Cyanide (CNY Fluoride (FY Lead (Pb) ‘Manganese (Min) Mereury (Hi) Nickel (Nid Nitrite (NO Selenium (Se) Residual chlorine Zine (Zn) Stanard Values for Pakistan | 5 0.005 (P) 5.005 (P) 07 os oon < 250 S0.0s ing/titre < 0s sis S005 sos 11001 soo sw £30?) 0.1) 0.2.0.8 at enneumer.en 1.5 at source 50) ot 07 03 0,003 250) 0.05 ig/Litre 0.07 ot os 0.01 02 sw indicates priority health related inorganic constituents which neod regular monitoring, Standard for Pakiston Similae to most Asia developing countries Standard for Pakistn Similar to most Asian developing eounries Standard for Pakistan Fimilar to Asia eveloping countries Standard for Pakistan Similar to most Asian developing counties Standard for Pakistan Similar to. most Asian developing courses Pari] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., NOVEMBER 26, 2010 __ 3209 Properties/Parameters Standard Values Who Standards Remarks for Paki Organic Pesticides my/L PSQCA No. 4639-20064, Annex It Page No, 4 Table No. 3 Serial No, 20-38 may be comsulted."° Phenolic compounds << 0.02 (ay Phenols) mgiL, Polynuclear aromatic 0.01 (By GCMs. hydrocarbons (as method) PAH) gi Radioactive Alpha Emitters bail. 0.1 on or pCi Bota emitters 1 ' *** PSQCA: Pakistan Standards Quality Control Authority Proviso: The existing drinking water treatment infrastructure is not adequate to comply with WHO guidelines. The Arsenic concentrations in South Punjab and in some parts of Sindh have been found high then Revised WHO guidelines. 1t will take some time to control arsenic through treatment process. Lead concentration in the proposed standards is higher than WHO Guidelines. As the piping system for supply of drinking water in urban centres are generally old and will take significant r esources and time to get them replaced. In the recent past, Lead was completely phased out from petroleum products to cut down Lead entering into environment. These steps will enable to achieve WHO guidelines for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium and Zine However, for bottled water, WHO limits for Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium and Zine will be applicable and PSQCA Standards for all the remaining parameter S. R. O. 1064(1)/2010.—In exercise of the powers conferred under clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Pakistan Environmental Prote Act, 1997 (XXXIV of 1997), the Pakistan n Agency, with the prior approval of the Pakistan Environmental Protection Council, is pleased to establish the following National Environmental Quality Standards for Noi nm vironmental Prote: 2010 [Pai National Environmental Quality Standards for Ni Effective from Effective from S.No. Category of rsa 1s duly, 2010 iat July. 2012 fons Limit in dB(A) Leg 7 a Day Time Nigh Time Day Time Night Fimo 1. Resident area (A) 6S so ss 45 2. Commercial area (DB) 70 oo 6s 8. nda ares (©) 80 78 1s 6s 4. Stenee Zone (0) ss 4s 50 4s None: 1. Day time Bou: 6:0 3,40 1100p, 2. Night time hours: 1.00 p,m, 40 6:0 am 3. Silence zoe: Zanes which are deslaied as soch by the competent authority, An area comprising nt less than 100 meters sround Hosp, educatonal insations aml csr, 4. Mixed categories of areas may be declared as one of the four above-mentioned categories by the competent aithority, ABA) Log Time te human hearing, Jas average ofthe level of sound in decibels on seule A which is relatabie [No. F. 1(12)/2010-11-General.] MUHAMMAD’KHALIL AWAN, Section Officer (PEPC) PRINTED BY THE MANAGER, PRINTING CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN PRISS, ISLAMABAD. PUBLISHED BY THE. DEPUTY CONTROLLER, STATIONERY AND FORMS, UNIVERSITY ROAD, KARACHL

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