Delhi govt has prepared six-point action plan to clean Yamuna: Kejriwal
The Hindu
He said the government is constructing new sewage treatment plants and increasing the capacity of the existing ones as well as upgrading those.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said his government has prepared a six-point plan to clean the to bathing standards by February 2025.
He said the government is constructing new sewage treatment plants and increasing the capacity of the existing ones as well as upgrading those.
"This will increase our sewage treatment capacity from around 600 million gallons of waste water a day to 750 MGD-800 MGD," Mr. Kejriwal said.
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