Tata iPhone Plant Probe: What the Water Tests Actually Show

Tamil Nadu health authorities are still investigating water contamination complaints near Tata Electronics' iPhone components factory in Hosur, even after Tata said on June 16 that the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board had dropped further action tied to its show-cause notice. The key distinction is where the samples were taken: Tata's clean results came from inside the plant, while unresolved findings involve farmland and wells outside it. A Reuters report republished by ETManufacturing said the health investigation remained open as of June 19, with a second round of test results still pending. That means the pollution-board track and the health-department track are not the same thing. One has been closed based on facility samples. The other remains open because off-site water complaints have not been fully resolved. At the center of the dispute is a May 27 letter from local government medical officer Anish Parvin, reviewed but not published by Reuters, that described discharge attrib

Tata iPhone Plant Probe: What the Water Tests Actually Show

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