Noida: Noida Authority has identified 30 waterways in the city that will be intercepted before they release their water to the condli channel which will then join the Yamuna River.
In an effort to reduce pollution in the river, waste water will be treated before being removed back to the sewer.
Authority Noida has six operational sewerase processing plants in enough cities to treat 231 million liters of daily wastewater.
Authority officials said that the daily generation of wastewater in the city is 215 million liters.
To deal with future needs, authorities will establish two more stps in the city with a budget around Rs 260 Crore.
The head of the General Manager of the authority, Rajiv Tyagi, said that the stps trial will begin from March next year.
While STP will increase the maintenance capacity of authority, a permanent solution is needed to deal with downstream which joins drain condens.
Authority has identified and divides 30 channels per 30 with the width they become the main, medium and small categories with the help of consultants.
Professor Cr Babu, from the Department of Environment at Delhi University, will help authority in accelerating repair action.
Plan to overcome 30 drains.
“For medium and medium channels, the biomediation method has been suggested as a long-term solution for authority.
It saves costs and can be done through the development of in-situ wetlands and plantations,” said Babu, “said Babu),” Babu said) Employ Wapcos and Eil to prepare detailed designs, estimates and financial expenses that can be executed sequentially to handle wastewater thrown through 30 waterways.
The authority has set deadline for June 2023.
To implement these steps.
The National Green Tribunal has directed authority to prepare a comprehensive action plan to handle waste water discharge to the downstream of the Yamuna River and treat it according to the norms.
With two stps again, noida plans to treat waste from 30 waterways before they flow to Yamuna
