Over the past few years, the expansion of the national economy and the progression of urbanization have spurred considerable advancements in rural industries and livestock sectors. Leha ho le joalo, tsoelo-pele ena e potlakileng e tsamaellana le tšilafalo ea mahaeng ea mahaeng. Consequently, addressing rural water pollution has emerged as a pivotal objective for rural progress, with the imperative need for the vigorous execution of rural sewage treatment initiatives becoming increasingly apparent.

1. At present, many rural residents lack sufficient awareness of the norms and regulations pertaining to sewage discharge. The phenomena of randomly spilling and dumping wastewater are rampant, with such practices often being considered as the norm within these communities. However, this disorderly sewage discharge, coupled with the haphazard disposal of domestic waste, poses a dual threat. Pele, e senya haholo tikoloho e phelang ea baahi ba baahi, e leng tšusumetso bophelong ba bona ba bophelo. Secondly, it brings enormous difficulties to subsequent environmental remediation efforts, making it a challenge to restore the natural beauty and ecological balance of these areas. It is imperative that measures be taken to educate and raise awareness among rural residents regarding proper sewage disposal practices, in order to mitigate these negative consequences and protect the environment for future generations.
2. The infiltration and leakage of sewage, once it enters groundwater and rivers, and exceeds the self-purification capacity of the water bodies, will lead to the accumulation of pollutants and disrupt the ecological balance of the water bodies. Hang ha metsi ana a silafetseng a fetoha mohloli oa metsi a nooang ho batho, e tla ama tšireletseho ea metsi a nooang ka kotloloho ea baahi ba mahaeng. Ha ho fanoe ka metsi hore metsi ke sesebelisoa sa bohlokoa bophelong, ha ho potang hore litaba tsena li tla ama batho ba tšoanelehang bathong.
3. Habohlokoa le ho feta, ts'ebetso e tsoang ho hlaha ea mathata ana a potlakileng ho feta tekano e kholo. Sena se hlalosa lebaka leo re kileng ra bona bolo ea metsi a hlakileng lilemong tse 'maloa tse fetileng, empa joale li se li tu tu turbid ka nako e khuts'oane haholo. Ka hona, ho potlakile haholo bakeng sa mafapha a loketseng ho utloisisang ka ho hlaka boiteko ba mathata ba mahaeng.

Ha re lelekisa nts'etsopele e tsitsitseng ea 'muso le tikoloho, mahlale a phekolo e atlehang a bapala karolo ea bohlokoa. With the increasing global attention to the protection of natural resources and the mitigation of pollution impacts, Liding – a leader in the sewage treatment industry, offers innovative solutions with its comprehensive household sewage treatment equipment for villages and rural areas. Lisebelisoa tsena li loketse metsana ea mahalo, matlo a lelapa, a lelapa a bahahlauli le litebello tse ling tsa lefatše ka letsatsi, li bontša menyetla e mengata ea ho etsa thepa. Litsamaiso tsena li entsoe ka lisebelisoa tse sa hlonepheng tsa leholimo (ABR + pp) le ho latela mekhoa ea ho fana ka indasteri, e fana ka ts'ebetso e phethahetseng, ho hloka litšenyehelo le tšebeliso ea litšenyehelo. Tšireletso e tlatsetsang ea tikoloho e nkile lilemo tse fetang leshome lebaleng la tšoaro e mpefalitsoeng ea Tlhaho ea Tlhaho e Lebelletsoeng, e Fana ka Litharollo tse Felletseng Bakeng sa Tlhabollo ea Sefate ea Likola le ea Lelapa le Lelapa le Tsa Kamohelo.