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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], January 27 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Halma, the global group of life-saving technology companies, has released its 2023 tech trends piece highlighting how its companies' smart water technologies are extending the life of existing water networks, as well as detecting and preventing wastewater blockages to protect the environment. According to the UN data, 80 per cent of the world's wastewater is dumped - largely untreated - back into the environment, polluting the rivers, lakes and oceans. Water is a critical resource globally and water quality remains a major issue in India, which ranks 120 out of 122 countries in the water quality index as per the 2019 NITI Aayog report. Approximately, 70 per cent of its water is contaminated due to overpopulation, pollution, and groundwater exploitation. "As the population grows and expands into our cities, we will see an increasing need for solutions that can strengthen our wastewater infrastructure. Water

New zealandUnited kingdomPrasenjit dattaTuv groupTour companiesMinicam groupBusinesswire indiaManaging directorBengaluru karnataka indiaAnuary 27 ani businesswire india halmaHe global group of life saving technology companiesAs released its 2023 tech trends piece highlighting how companies 39 smart water technologies are extending the life of existing networksS well as detecting and preventing wastewater blockages to protect the environment according un data0 per cent of the world 39s wastewater is dumped largely untreated back into environmentOlluting the riversAkes and oceans water isa critical resource globally quality remainsa major issue in india