NEW DELHI: Delhi chief secretary Vijay Dev has asked Delhi Jal Board to ensure its sewage treatment vegetation are operated correctly to fulfill the prescribed standards and that points in time given for its tasks are met.
The CS, at a meeting held with participants of the NGT-appointed monitoring committee and officials of quite a lot of civic agencies, asked DJB to make certain that there's no leakage of waste water from the sewer system to the drains.
“Delhi Jal Board shall expedite the matter referring to registering of distributors for assortment, transportation and disposal of septic tank effluent into sewage pumping stations or sewage treatment vegetation as per the provisions of the hot notification issued for septage management…It shall look into the matter referring to charging for sewage generated from households, which aren't attached to the sewer system or situated in a space not having sewer system,” an official unlock mentioned. The meeting on Friday was once known as to study the motion that has been taken and the long run course of action to regulate air pollution within the Yamuna.
The chief secretary additionally asked the industries department and Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) to make certain that commonplace effluent treatment vegetation function correctly.
DDA has been asked to take necessary motion and issue orders to stop dumping of solid waste, sewage and industrial waste in its drains. “All civic bodies, irrigation and flood regulate department, DJB, PWD, and DSIIDC to do so to stop dumping of solid waste and sewage into the drains and impose a place fine of Rs 50,000 on violators as per the orders issued via chief secretary,” an official stated.
The tribunal’s chairperson, Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel, had in July formed the monitoring committee and directed them to the submit an motion plan and detailed document on cleansing of the river via December 31.
The CS, at a meeting held with participants of the NGT-appointed monitoring committee and officials of quite a lot of civic agencies, asked DJB to make certain that there's no leakage of waste water from the sewer system to the drains.
“Delhi Jal Board shall expedite the matter referring to registering of distributors for assortment, transportation and disposal of septic tank effluent into sewage pumping stations or sewage treatment vegetation as per the provisions of the hot notification issued for septage management…It shall look into the matter referring to charging for sewage generated from households, which aren't attached to the sewer system or situated in a space not having sewer system,” an official unlock mentioned. The meeting on Friday was once known as to study the motion that has been taken and the long run course of action to regulate air pollution within the Yamuna.
The chief secretary additionally asked the industries department and Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) to make certain that commonplace effluent treatment vegetation function correctly.
DDA has been asked to take necessary motion and issue orders to stop dumping of solid waste, sewage and industrial waste in its drains. “All civic bodies, irrigation and flood regulate department, DJB, PWD, and DSIIDC to do so to stop dumping of solid waste and sewage into the drains and impose a place fine of Rs 50,000 on violators as per the orders issued via chief secretary,” an official stated.
The tribunal’s chairperson, Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel, had in July formed the monitoring committee and directed them to the submit an motion plan and detailed document on cleansing of the river via December 31.
Agencies told to pace up Yamuna cleaning work
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