New Delhi: After facing the fire for pointing to poison in Yamuna water, the Delhi government on Wednesday uses a unique method to reduce problems.
At first, the Board of Jal Delhi crashed nine boats on the surface of the river to clean the coating, an official said.
Workers on board trying to push white foam, which does not provide the results needed.
Then on that day, the Department of Irrigation and Flood of the Delhi government installed a barricade made of bamboo in the water, along with a green trampoline net, to stop the foam from approaching the bank.
“We have been given a clue to install the barricade to stop the foam because it reaches the bank with a stretch of about 400 meters.
This type of dog is normal, I do not understand why it makes so much news this time,” said an official from the Department of Flood and Irrigation at Kalindi Kunj.
The government has also deployed officials together with Delhi police in Kalindi Kunj who looked directing a lot of worshipers to go to the side of the Pradesh from the banks of the river to celebrate puja because they were not allowed in the capital.
On the other hand, a large crowd looks at Yamuna Ghat, with the administration of making tent settings, lighting, and chairs for worshipers.
Several reports at the beginning on Wednesday said that workers also sprayed water up the foam to disburse it, but no such activities occur when this reporter visited the area during the day.
During the past two days, the heavy layer on the Yamuna River was observed.
Barricades in Yamuna to keep the buin poisonous far away
