The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Kochi sewerage treatment project gathers pace
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Aathira Haridas
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The Kerala Water Authority has launched a survey for a major sewerage treatment project in Kochi to address sanitation concerns and canal pollution. The project, funded under AMRUT 2.0, aims to improve sewage coverage over the next two years.
Kerala Water Authority (KWA) has initiated a survey for laying a 27-km sewage pipeline across several wards in the city, including Kadavanthra, Girinagar, and Panampilly Nagar, as part of its sewerage treatment project. It has also initiated steps to retender other components of the project, including a 5-MLD sewage treatment plant (STP) and a 17-km sewage pipeline.
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