Inaugurates tube wells at Paloura, New Plot
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JAMMU, NOVEMBER 01 –
Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Choudhary today
reiterated the government’s resolve to provide adequate drinking water
supply to every household in Jammu.
Stressing
on the need for augmenting water supply in Jammu, the Minister directed the
engineers to take immediate steps for providing regular supply potable water to
the people on fixed time for appropriate duration.
The Minister was speaking after inaugurating two tube wells at Paloura
and New Plot constructed at the cost of Rs. 1.30 crore each by Economic
Reconstruction Agency under Jammu City Water Supply Rehabilitation Programme.
Member Parliament, Shamsher Singh Manhas was also present on the
occasion.
The tube well at Bathing Ghat Paloura having a discharge capacity of
22,500 gallons per hour will augment the water supply by adding 4.50 lakh
gallons per day to the existing supply of water in the area. The water supply
scheme will benefit the people living in Paloura, Dhok Paloura, Buta Nagar,
Neelsheel Vihar, Shiva Enclave, Pritam Nagar and other adjoining areas.
The other tube well constructed at PHE Station, New Plot has a discharge
capacity of 15,000 gallons per hour and will augment water supply by adding 3
lakh gallons per day to the existing water supply in New Plot, Pritam Nagar,
Sarwal, Laxmi Nagar, Subash Nagar, Rehari, Govt Quarters at Sarwal and Subash
Nagar.
The Minister also gave a patient hearing to the grievances of the locals
and directed the concerned Executive Engineer to personally monitor the water
supply issues in Ward No. 38 and 39. He further asked the concerned to conduct
regular inspections at PHE installations to ensure that the staff works
properly in a transparent framework.
Meanwhile, MP Shamsher Singh Manhas said that central government is
providing all possible assistance to the state for development activities and
special stress is being laid on streamlining of water and power supply.
He further asked the people to come forward and take maximum benefits of
centrally sponsored schemes being run by the government for improving their
living conditions.
Chief Engineer, PHE A.K Gandotra, Executive Engineers, AEEs and JEs were
also present on the occasion.
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