India Launches First Automated Vacuum Sewer System
India Launches First Automated Vacuum Sewer System

India Launches First Automated Vacuum Sewer System

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Goa has inaugurated India’s first fully-automated vacuum sewer network system in Panaji, designed to improve sewage management in low-lying areas like Mala and St. Inez Creek. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant launched the project under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), which will serve over 200 households and address longstanding waste management challenges in the region. The Rs 8.52 crore project is notable for its minimal excavation requirements and ability to operate effectively in areas with high water tables. This innovative technology ensures safe sewage transport to treatment plants and prevents groundwater contamination, particularly during monsoons. Additionally, the project includes a five-year maintenance plan and reflects a commitment to enhancing public health and environmental protection in Panaji. The initiative exemplifies public-private partnerships in infrastructure development, aiming to modernize the city while preserving its natural resources.

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