Haryana to prevent sewage discharge into Yamuna River

timesnownews.com — March 16, 2025 at 09:00 AM UTC

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has ordered officials to prevent sewage from entering the Yamuna River. He directed the establishment of Sewage Treatment Plants in key districts to address pollution. During a meeting, Saini approved 352 flood control schemes worth Rs 657.99 crore. These initiatives aim to improve infrastructure and reduce waterlogging during the monsoon season. Saini emphasized the need for maintenance of existing treatment plants and the desilting of drains and canals. He also called for a review of flood control structures to ensure their effectiveness.

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