Yamuna Interceptor Project Fails to Curb Sewage Flow

An inspection has revealed that a project intended to stop untreated sewage from entering the Yamuna river in India has only achieved 60% of its claimed success, leading to crores of rupees being wasted.

17 Apr, 01:40 — 17 Apr, 01:40

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Crores down the drain as interceptor project fails to curb untreated sewage flow to Yamuna

An inspection ordered by the Centre has found that the project stopped only 60% of the sewage volume DJB claimed to have halted from entering the Yamuna.

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Crores down the drain as interceptor project fails to curb untreated sewage flow to Yamuna

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