Five-member expert committee visits STP sites
The comprehensive sewage treatment project proposed under the Integrated Urban Regeneration and Water Transport System (IURWTS) in Kochi is expected to get a fillip after a recent visit by a team of experts appointed by the central government. We urgently need to renovate and clean the canals. “For instance, some households in Panampilly Nagar lack proper sewerage management systems.
- ▪The comprehensive sewage treatment project proposed under the Integrated Urban Regeneration and Water Transport System (IURWTS) in Kochi is expected to get a fillip after a recent visit by a team of experts appointed by the central governme
- ▪We urgently need to renovate and clean the canals.
- ▪“For instance, some households in Panampilly Nagar lack proper sewerage management systems.
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The comprehensive sewage treatment project proposed under the Integrated Urban Regeneration and Water Transport System (IURWTS) in Kochi is expected to get a fillip after a recent visit by a team of experts appointed by the central government. The team of experts visited the sites of the proposed Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) and the underground sewerage pipeline network a few days ago.It is learnt that the team has noted that all the city canals were highly polluted, with blackish water and an obnoxious odour,” a Kerala Water Authority (KWA) source said.“The living conditions are highly challenging with the current state of pollution. We urgently need to renovate and clean the canals.
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