Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Reviews DDA's Plan for Water Body Restoration
Delhi LG reviews DDA's comprehensive plan to revive city water bodies
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Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu reviewed the Delhi Development Authority's (DDA) comprehensive plan to restore and conserve the city's water bodies. Immediate restoration work will begin on 77 sites, with a phased approach targeting completion within 90 days to combat pollution and encroachment.
- 01Delhi LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu reviewed DDA's water body restoration plan.
- 0277 water bodies will undergo immediate restoration, with timelines set for 30, 60, and 90 days.
- 03The restoration will occur in two phases focusing on rejuvenation and infrastructure improvements.
- 04The plan aims to combat pollution and enhance the environmental value of water bodies.
- 05Strict adherence to timelines is mandated to ensure timely execution of the project.
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Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu reviewed a detailed plan by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) aimed at restoring and conserving the city's water bodies, which have suffered from pollution and encroachment. The DDA announced that immediate restoration work will commence on 77 water bodies, with six set to be restored within the next 30 days, 48 within 60 days, and the remaining 23 within 90 days. The restoration process will take place in two phases: the first phase will focus on rejuvenating the water bodies through dredging, excavation, and desilting, while the second phase will enhance infrastructure with embankment strengthening, plantation, and sewage treatment facilities. Sandhu emphasized the necessity of adhering to the timelines to ensure the effective revival of Delhi's aquatic ecosystems.
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The restoration of water bodies will improve water quality and enhance the ecological environment of Delhi, benefiting residents and local wildlife.
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