Snails in the Salween River Found to Contain Arsenic Levels 20 Times Above Safety Standards
- Kantarawaddy Times Snails in the Salween River, which flows through both Myanmar and Thailand, have been found to contain arsenic levels dangerous to human health at concentrations 10 to 20 times higher than safety sta
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