Delhi PWD Enhances Drainage System in Dhaula Kuan
Delhi PWD Minister Atishi has directed officials to increase the pumping capacity of rainwater at Dhaula Kuan through mobile pumps. This decision follows heavy waterlogging due to unexpected rains. An inspection was conducted to ensure such issues do not reoccur, with plans to upgrade the drainage for 100 mm per hour rainfall.
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Delhi PWD Minister Atishi has taken action to prevent future waterlogging at Dhaula Kuan by directing officials to increase the rainwater pumping capacity through mobile pumps.
The directive follows recent heavy waterlogging caused by unexpected rains, prompting an inspection of the area.
Atishi emphasized the need for the drainage system to be designed to handle rainfall of 100 mm per hour to prevent similar problems in the future.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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