This is not necessarily so, as is evidenced by the financial problems of the potable water systems in all three states.
The sites examined include the ocean, permanent bodies of potable water, burial grounds, religious centres and the male and female human body.
Since contaminated water may enter the spigot riser through the riser drain port, such spigots are not suitable for ' potable ' water systems.
Emergency spending typically involves the supply of potable water, provision of medical services, and distribution of food and medicines in dry years.
Only 41.4 % of rural households had potable tubed water, compared to 74.1 % in urban areas.
Potable water, surface and rhizosphere soil were collected from locations suitable for human exposure by direct contact, ingestion, inoculation or inhalation.
These practices have led to serious problems of erosion, soil compaction, loss of soil fertility, sedimentation of waterways and contamination of potable water sources5-7.
These services were generally the same in all three states : potable water and drainage, transit policing, and property tax collection.
