Heavy metal residual concentrations of cadmium, chromium, nickel,
lead, arsenic and mercury in the milk and meat (muscles and organs)
have been determined in cattle and goat in two areas, each
consisted of three sites, along the main sewerage drains of
Faisalabad city. During present investigations the range of most
heavy metal residues (mg/L) in milk of cattle and goat have been
found higher than their corresponding reported values. Similar
trends were observed in meat (muscles and organs) of cattle and
goat. The most values of heavy metal residues have been found
higher: in goat than in cattle, in Area 1 than in Area 2 and in
summer than in winter. Drastic measures are suggested to detoxicate
and treat both the industrial and domestic effluents which are
intended to be used for agriculture purposes.
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