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    Nguyen Cong Thanh1*, Nguyen Thi Van Ha2 , Le Hoai Bao2 , Tran Diem Chau2 , Ken Widmer31THT International Center for Education Development, (email: [email protected])

    2 Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Faculty of Environment3 International Environmental Research Center, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

    5th APN Workshop October, 2011

    Prevalence of E. Coliand

    Enterococcus spp. in urban surfacewater in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam

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    1 INTRODUCTION

    2 MATERIALS AND METHODS

    3 RESULTS

    4 CONCLUSION

    CONTENTS

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    Surface water in Ho Chi MinhCity

    E. coliand Total Coliform(National technical regulations on

    quality of surface water QCVN

    08:2008/BTNMT)

    Saigon River

    Fecal contamination

    Urban canals

    Enterococci(Current EPA standards, Section

    304a, ambient water quality criteria

    for bacteria, freshwater)

    INTRODUCTION

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    Sampling locations

    20112010

    INTRODUCTION

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    Sampling mTEC forE.colimEI forEnterococci

    CFU/100 mlcounts

    E.Coliand

    Enterococci

    PCR Conformation

    or DNA in GIST

    TSBFincubation

    incubation

    Enterococci

    MATERIALS AND METHODS

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    DT

    WTP

    DT

    WTP

    Comparison ofCFU E.Coli/100mlin 2010 with 2011

    Dry

    season

    Rainy

    season

    RESULTS

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    Rainy

    season

    2010

    Comparison ofCFU Total coliform/100mlin 2010 with 2011

    Dry

    season

    2011

    RESULTS

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    CFU E.Coli/100ml in the dry season in 2011

    RESULTS

    High tide Low tide

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    CFU E.Coli/100mlin the rainy season in 2011

    High tide Low tide

    RESULTS

    High tide Low tide

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    CFU Total Coliform/100mlin the dry season in 2011

    RESULTS

    High tide Low tide

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    RESULTS

    E.coliand Total Coliformwas not detected at the DT(Dau Tieng reservoir) and the WTP (Water Treatment

    Plant) locations

    The fecal contamination in surface water of this year is

    generally higher than last year

    E.coli is 1000 times and the total coliform is 100times higher than standard (100 CFU/100ml and 7500

    CFU/100ml, respectively)

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    RESULTS

    E.coli and total coliform in the sampling locations ininner canals are seriously polluted by receiving

    wastewater from domestic and agriculture area, 5-10

    times higher and 5-50 times higher than those in sub-

    urban canals.

    No difference of E. Coli in high tide and low tide in the

    rainy season, in contrast, in the dry season E. Colimuch

    higher in high tide, but not the same for total coliform.

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    Dry

    seasonRainy

    season

    Comparison ofCFU Enterococci /100mlbetweenhigh and low tide

    indry and rainyseason in 2011

    RESULTS

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    RESULTS

    Plate Counts of Enterococciin 88 collected samples

    In dry season, the mean value is 17,883 CFU/100 ml in the range of

    1- 175.000 CFU/100 ml, of which SC3, CD2R, BB1R and CD3R are

    much higher.

    In rainy season, the mean value is 8340 CFU/100 ml in the range of 1- 52.000 CFU/100 ml. in which CD3R, CD4R, CD4L and DBP-R are

    much higher

    The mean value in the study area exceeds the current US-EPA

    standards (151 CFU/100 ml)

    PCR Confirmation

    58% of the samples (51 samples in dry season) were confirmed as Ente

    rococcus

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    Comparison of number of isolates confirmed PCR analysis and

    number of PCR confirmation

    RESULTS

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    CONCLUSION

    Membrane filtration methods for either E. coli or Enterococcus spp.

    could be used to indicate the extent of fecal contamination in surface

    water in Vietnam.

    The extent of contamination may require additional monitoring and

    control of the runoff for these waters if they are to be used for bathing,drinking or agricultural activities.

    Among three organisms (E. Coli, fecal coliform, enterococci),

    Enterococci are preferentially attached to particles with diameters

    from 10-30 and might be a more stable indicator than E. coli and

    Fecal coliform.

    Fecal coliformand E. colihave a broader distribution

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