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Southwest Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute of China Co., Ltd., Chengdu 610084, China.
Due to the abuse of antibiotics, a large amount of antibiotics has been entering wastewater treatment plants （WWTPs）, but the pollution of antibiotics in township WWTPs has not attracted much attention. To understand the contamination level and removal characteristics, and the risks to aquatic organisms and human health, samples collected from the inlet and outlet of 15 township WWTPs were investigated. The results showed that tetracyclines （TCs） had the highest concentration in the inlet and outlet waters, in which the concentrations of TC and oxytetracycline （OTC） reached （4 943.
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