Residents Say ‘No’ to Sewage Treatment Plant
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Government
Locals are expressing concerns that establishment of STP would be detrimental to the health of the people residing in the area.
Residents of Purale and nearby areas expressed their opposition to the proposal by Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Sewage Board to establish a sewage treatment plant (STP) nearby.
Because of this, Prabhakar, president, Purale Nagarika Horata Samiti demanded KUWSSB to drop the plan.
Read full new on The Hindu
When you're here, take a look at our previous article regarding new infrastructure systems in this area that will provide 24/7 drinking water supply to its residents. Projects were commissioned by SUEZ.
Media
Taxonomy
- Public Health
- Raw Sewage
- Drinking Water Security
- Environmental Health
- Water & Diseases
- Water Pollution
- Combined Sewer
- Sewage Treatment
- Raw Sewage Recycling
- Environment
- Sewage
- Sewer Networks
- Vacuum Sewers Construction
- Governance & Planning
- India
- Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Govt. of India
- India
1 Comment
-
Dear Readers.
When urban-residents feel that the STPs will not be operated and maintained aptly, they express their note on - No confidence on ULBs.
At this stage it is best to have ULBs run their other plants well and demonstrate the benefits of 1 patks and urban greens getting re cycled water 2. Sludges duly co composted to produce manure for greens.3. Green scaping of barren areas.
This will help citizens to opt to agree for settkng up STPs.
Well wishes.
Prof Ajit Seshadri .