190-MLD Aluva water treatment plant to address Kochi’s water woes
The Kerala Water Authority is constructing a 190-MLD water treatment plant in Aluva to address chronic water shortages in Kochi and surrounding municipalities. The project, costing ₹523 crore, utilizes advanced pulsed technology to handle high turbidity and is designed to be flood-resistant.
Why it matters
This infrastructure project is critical for ensuring long-term water security for a rapidly growing urban population in Kerala.
Kochi Corporation is set to receive nearly 80 million litres per day (MLD) of additional treated water once the 190-MLD water treatment plant (WTP) at Aluva becomes operational.
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