78 types of bacteria found on the note can give TB, Ulcer, and Stomach Disorders: report

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New Delhi. The notes kept in your pocket can make you sick. Note can give diseases like TB, Ulcer, Stomach disease. How accurate is this thing? This question has been asked by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, the country's leading business organization 'CAT'. Quoting a 'CAT' research report, it has demanded a probe. CAT says that the correct picture should be brought to the fore by examining such claims, and the correct picture should be brought out. If the claims are correct then measures should be taken to prevent diseases.

What's in the report?

According to reports, currency notes pass through the hands of thousands of people. These include people with severe diseases. In this way the currency comes in contact with thousands of types of germs. It always keeps the risk of spreading diseases. CAT has also sent a copy of this letter to Minister of Health and Family Welfare, JP Nadda and Science and Technology Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan. Cat believes that besides the government, the Medical Council of India and the Indian Medical Association should also come forward. CAT National President BC Bhartia said, if research reports are correct, currency notes are dangerous not only for businessmen but also for the general consumer.


78 types of bacteria have been found on Notes: CSIR

In the research of the institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), working under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) 78 types of bacteria that have spread diseases in currency notes have been found. In most of the notes, bacteria that spread other diseases like TB, TB and ulcer have been found. In many countries of Japan and Europe, arrangements have been made to release notes from bacteria through machines.


Brain fever germs on notes: IJCMS

The International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences (IJCMAS) had researched currency notes in Tamil Nadu Tirunelveli Medical College in 2016. Of the 120 notes which were researched, 86.4% of the notes were infected with bacteria. These notes were taken from doctors, banks, markets, meat businessmen, students and housewives. In the notes taken from doctors, urine related, respiratory problems, septicemia, skin infections, brain fever etc. have been found.

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