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The goal of the current study was to identify health and safety concerns and hazards for workers in the dyeing sector Water is heavily contaminated by the synthetic colors used in the textile industry. Textile colors are released into the aquatic environment as effluent because they do not adhere to the cloth well. As a result, the environment and public health suffer greatly when effluent from several textile factories is continuously released without first being treated. The impact of textile dyes on aquatic vegetation, water bodies, and human health will be covered in this review. By raising the chemical and biochemical oxygen demand, preventing photosynthesis, preventing plant growth, entering the food chain, causing recalcitrance and bio accumulation, and possibly fostering toxicity agency, and carcinogenicity, textile dyes reduce the aesthetic quality of bodies of water. Dye-containing wastewater should be adequately treated using eco-friendly technology to avoid detrimental effects on the environment, human health, and natural water supplies. This study aimed to review the different types of dyes used in industrial process and their contribution to environmental pollution.