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Government approves ₹19.61 cr sewerage project for Ahmed Nagar, Pandach, adjoining areas

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SRINAGAR, AUG 3: In a significant step towards strengthening urban infrastructure and improving public sanitation, the Government of Jammu & Kashmir has approved a ₹19.61 crore project for the development of a comprehensive sewerage network covering Ahmed Nagar, Pandach, Illahi Bagh, the right side of 90 Feet Road, Rangpora Zakura and Ghulab Bagh in Srinagar.

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The project aims to establish a modern sewerage system in these localities, providing residents with improved sanitation facilities and ensuring the scientific collection and management of wastewater. Once completed, the initiative is expected to enhance public health, improve environmental hygiene and contribute to a cleaner urban landscape.

The new sewerage network will facilitate efficient wastewater disposal, reduce the risk of water contamination and support sustainable urban development in these rapidly growing residential areas.

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