Abstract
The concentrations and spatial distributions of various pesticides levels were investigated in underground water collected from ten stations from Malir River catchment area. The pesticides analysed were Aldrin, Cypermethrin, DDE, Dieldrin, DDT and Malathion. The concentrations of these pesticides are relatively significant at some stations. Their continuous accumulation in underground water of aquifers is a source of potential environmental threat which is responsible for serious health implications.
