The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment has announced a number of stringent regulatory and preventative measures. The findings verified that Uranus Star bottled drinking water and other branded products had not been located in major stores nationwide and that no formal permissions had been granted for their import or distribution.
The Ministry clarified in a tweet on the ‘X’ platform that it had triggered immediate verification steps and stepped up procedures and oversight in response to the confirmation of the aforementioned product’s contamination with health-harming substances in a neighboring country, as part of its ongoing monitoring of regional market developments.
To safeguard their health and safety, the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment has advised anyone who may have bought the aforementioned product from any source to discard it right away, even if they only bought a tiny amount, and not to eat it.
It is important to note that around a week earlier, a neighbouring nation reported that two people had died and that others had been poisoned after drinking “Uranus Star” water. According to official testing, the water was unsafe to drink since it contained dangerous chemicals.
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