Ludhiana: Lingkatan Colonel Activist JS Gill, one member of the State Task Force for Rejuvenation Nullah Buddha, has seen shortcomings in the work of the chain fence to curb solid waste throws into the drain.
For the Commissioner of the City of Pardeep Sabharwal on Thursday, the Col Gill has mentioned that placing an iron corner base of the fence on the concrete pillar has created a gap below that polluters can exploit to push solid waste into the water.
He wanted officials told to fill these gaps in the fence.
He also proposed to add some extra mesh to the fence to prevent the flooding of waste on it at night when the level of panel vigilance fell.
For this addition, he proposed inviting a company home and NGO to adopt various parts based on individual financial capacity.
The fence has set limits of disposal after anti-encroachment actions free the corridor of 14 kilometers and 20 meters where the 11 megawatt solar energy plant can be set under a separate project.
When water must be treated before being released into the sewer, he needs his oxygenation by throwing into the air with the help of a floating fountain’s longitudinal tissue that will pump water up for aeration.
This system can be powered by ordinary solar or electricity.
This will further reduce pollution by spraying aeration before the treated water flows into the Satluj River.
Contacted about this plan, Commissioner MC Pardeeep Sabharwal said: “I will go through advice and if I find these ideas practically, I will implement this.”
Members of the Buddhist Panel Nullah showed a gap in the fence work to the head of the MC
