190-MLD Aluva water treatment plant gets technical sanction
A proposed 190-MLD water treatment plant in Aluva has received technical sanction, allowing the Kerala Water Authority to begin the tendering process. The project aims to provide a permanent solution to drinking water shortages in Kochi and surrounding municipalities.
Why it matters
Improving water infrastructure is critical for urban sustainability and public health in rapidly growing municipal areas.
Technical sanction has been received for the 190-million-litre-per-day (MLD) water treatment plant proposed in Aluva to address drinking water shortages in the Kochi Corporation and nearby municipalities and grama panchayats. A Kerala Water Authority (KWA) source said the agency could proceed with the tendering process.
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