Secunderabad Cantonment’s non-functional sewer network to get ₹246 crore revival
The Secunderabad Cantonment Board has approved a ₹246 crore project to upgrade and connect a long-neglected sewer network. The project aims to fix connectivity gaps in a system originally built 15 years ago, preventing sewage overflows and environmental pollution.
Why it matters
This infrastructure investment addresses critical public health and sanitation issues for residents in the cantonment area.
A sewer network laid in Secunderabad Cantonment more than 15 years ago under a Japan-funded infrastructure project is set to receive financial push to make it fully operational, as the Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) approved a ₹246.92-crore project to bridge connectivity gaps that left large sections of the system underutilised.
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