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FROM THE EDITOR
With the last minute cleaning up of underground drains and de-silting of internal rivers, along with the fast phased concreting of roads, most of the cities in India are preparing for the monsoon. Hope there will be less flooding due to choke ups and clogging of any kind of pipes this year. Unclogging the pipes while the rains are on is much more difficult than on a normal non rainy day. Also, it is still easier not to let the drains get clogged at all in the first place by preventing waste to get into the pipes. In spite of the ban on thin plastic bags on a number of occasions, we still see bags flying around and getting into the manholes. Delay in clearing debris from the road repair is also causing trouble.
This issue of Clean India Journal looks at the importance of maintaining the sewer lines for various reasons. The overflowing sewage water on the roads is a common sight. Bad odour and unhygienic surroundings lead to spread of diseases. Water from the broken underground sewer lines can get mixed with the municipal water supply. With newer technologies and equipment available for sewer cleaning, most of the municipalities/corporations are making use of them.
Clean India Journal will be at Verona, Italy, this time. Being held from June 9-12, Pulire Verona is a significant event for the cleaning industry, especially for the European companies. India will be represented by a strong delegation of Cleaning Experts. More knowledge and contacts to bring back home! |
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