Panaji: In December 2021, Goa will see more waste treatment plants (STP) which are operational in the state, which will jointly produce around 165mLD water after treatment.
At present, water is released at sea.
The state must consider this water discharge in areas that emphasize cave water to rejuvenate the river, the new state water policy 2021 has recommended.
STPS currently operates in Panaji, Margao and Vasco in the state.
Their combined capacity is 78.3 months.
Five stps are more in development in covers with a capacity of 35.5 MLD.
This is likely to be completed in December 2021, taking treated water produced by plants up to 165mld at the end of this year, recorded water policy.
“This country produces a significant quantum of treated wastewater which is estimated to be 165 months in December 2021.
At present, the waste water treated is largely only released in the river sea.
To wisely use the treatment of being treated, the scheme needs to be formulated to supply the same For industrial and agricultural consumers or to release them in the stress area of ​​water as e-stream to rejuvenate the river, “the policy suggestion.