The Haryana government has sanctioned a Rs 10 crore project to tackle the persistent issues of waterlogging and sewer problems in the Old Industrial Colony area of Rohtak. This initiative aims to provide much-needed relief to residents who have long suffered from inadequate drainage and sanitation facilities.
Project Details
The project includes the construction of new sewer lines, installation of pumping stations, and upgradation of existing drainage systems. The work is expected to be completed within a stipulated timeframe, ensuring minimal disruption to daily life. Officials have assured that modern technology will be employed to enhance the efficiency and durability of the infrastructure.
Scope of Work
- Laying of new sewer pipelines covering the entire colony
- Construction of stormwater drains to prevent waterlogging during rains
- Installation of high-capacity pumps for effective wastewater management
- Repair and renovation of existing manholes and connection points
The project will be executed under the supervision of the Public Health Engineering Department, with contractors selected through a transparent bidding process. Regular monitoring will be conducted to ensure quality standards are met.
Residents' Relief
Local residents have welcomed the decision, expressing hope that the perennial problems of water stagnation and sewage overflow will finally be resolved. Many had been raising these issues with municipal authorities for years, citing health hazards and inconvenience. The project is seen as a significant step towards improving the quality of life in the area.
This initiative is part of a broader urban development plan for Rohtak, which has been identified as a key city for industrial growth in Haryana. The government has emphasized its commitment to upgrading civic amenities in industrial zones to attract investment and support local businesses.
