Elevated levels of insecticides have been identified in 11% of vegetable and fruit samples from Uttar Pradesh. This discovery has raised health concerns, prompting immediate action from state agricultural and food safety authorities. Recent testing unveiled an increased insecticide presence in the produce, emphasizing the necessity for rigorous pesticide monitoring and regulation. Consumers are advised to exercise caution when purchasing and consuming these items due to potential health risks. Authorities need to respond promptly, foster public awareness, and enforce effective preventive measures for the future.
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