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Corresponding Author
Nita Rusdiana

Institutions
a) School of Energy, Bandung Institute of Technology
Jalan Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132, Indonesia
*nita.rusdiana270[at]gmail.com

Abstract
Based on data from Indonesian Health Ministry and National Agency of Drug and Food Control, there are more than 7,200 Household and 165,000 cosmetic products items registered in Indonesia consisting of 20 cosmetic and 7 household product categories. These products contain different chemicals ingredients, including surfactants, dyes, bleaching agent, preservative/antimicrobial agent and various excipients to which consumers may be exposed. As a part of risk assessment, the aim of this research was to obtain general pattern of cosmetic and household products uses by consumers relevant to describe possible exposure to chemicals contained in those products. The research was conducted by means of data collection officially published by Indonesian Health Ministry and National Agency of Drug and Food Control and questionnaire survey method. The survey was performed by participant observation technique and questionnaires were delivered to respondents via online application. The respondents are Indonesian citizen having official identity living in Indonesian territory with the age of at least 20 years old. The survey results revealed that all cosmetic product categories (100%) and 99% of household product categories were used by respondents. This high exposure potency could in turn may cause negative impact to public health. However, the risk of this possible negative health impact can only be quantitatively characterized by means of exposure assessment of hazardous substances may present in the two product categories to public.

Keywords
Household product, cosmetic, exposure, risk characterization

Topic
Environmental Health

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/RnbJvBwg962G

Corresponding Author
Erwin Azizi Jayadipraja

Institutions
1College of Mandala Waluya Health School, Kendari, Indonesia
2Health Departement of Southeast Sulawesi Province, Kendari, Indonesia
3Fajar University, Makassar, Indonesia

Abstract
The society in Kendari city are using drinking water have a source of drinking water refill depots. The drinking water should qualify the physical, chemistry and microbiology rules and regulations. The population in this study is the whole drinking water depots in Kendari city that card carrying by Dinas Kesehatan Kota Kendari in January 2018 as many as 87 depots. The number of sample as many as 36 drinking water depots. Sampling technique is proportionate random sampling. The result of this study is finding that from 36 depots obtaining as many as 91,7% water resources (water standard) is unqualified (contains coliform and Fe). After processed by drinking water depots the water quality is re-test and obtaining as many as 16,7% the water fickle by drinking water depot is unqualified (contains coliform and Fe). There are still drinking water depots that the preparation system of drinking water are unqualified by the health regulation of Republic Inonesia. So that evaluation and supervision is necessary in term the implementation so it does not fazing health.

Keywords
Drinking Water Refill Depots. Drinking Water Quality, Coliform, Fe

Topic
Environmental Health

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/K7tXDvqCGL3Y