Noida: Gangajal supply in the city will be significantly added in the next three months.
Authority officials Noida said that more than 70 percent work on building a new network through which 90 million liters with better quality with better quality will reach the city every day has been achieved.
More than two dozen sectors, especially those located along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, will support.
A facility where Gangajal will be saved and treated being developed at the Siddhartha Vihar factory in Ghaziabad.
At present, the city gets 240 million liters of gangajal daily (MLD).
However, the Department of Water has judged that demand has risen and the current requirements floated around 360 MLD, officials said.
With additional resources that are ready, the authority will be able to reduce deficiencies to some extent because the supply will increase to 310 MLD.
Water will be transferred to sectors that have been developed in recent years along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
And officials say at least 3.50-4 lakh people will benefit because two dozen sectors will be covered along the toll road in January next year.
The head of general authority manager, Rajiv Tyagi said that facilities in Ghaziabad were in the final stage of completion.
“All obstacles come by putting a pipe that has been cleaned.
The work has been tracked quickly.
We conducted a job review last week and realized that 71 percent of the work had been achieved,” he said.
Jobs to supply Gangajal in Sektor 112, 116, 117, 120, 121, 122, 128, 130, 131, 143, 144, 151, among others began in March 2018.
However, the project passed several deadlines as carrying in the pipe from Siddhartha Vihar Pending.
“We face difficulties in doing work near the Sector 62 Metro station water and sewerage authority.
The overall cost of the project is estimated at around Rs 304 Crore, where the Noida Authority must issue a crore RS 228.
The remaining number will be borne by residential ships and development.