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DC Srinagar conducts whirlwind tour of City, inspects ongoing major dev projects

Sites for installation of 9 Fountains under NCAP finalised

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 31, 2022
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Srinagar: The Deputy Commissioner (DC), Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad Monday undertook a whirlwind tour of several City areas to inspect the pace and progress of various ongoing major Developmental projects. He also took stock of implementation of the directions of the Lieutenant Governor regarding resolving public grievances.
Accompanied by Regional Director Pollution Control Board, Mohammad Rafi, SP, Traffic, Muzaffar Ahmad Shah, Joint Director Planning, Mohammad Yaseen Lone, Superintendent Engineer, R&B Circular Road, Abdul QayoomKirmani, Chief Sanitation Officer, Nazir Ahmad Baba, Tehsildar Eidgah, Ishfaq Ahmad Khan, besides other senior officers of UEED, NBCC and other concerned Departments, the DC visited Dr Ali Jan road, Firdous Colony, SMHS crossing Kak Sarai, Aiwa Bridge Sangam, Soura, Hawal, Batamaloo and other City areas to have on the spot assessment of the developmental works.
While inspecting the progress of works under execution on laying the sewage pipes on the road being done by UEED at Dr Ali Jan road towards Wanganpora Eidgah, the DC directed the officers and concerned executing agencies to work in double shifts to speed up the pace of works on the projects and expedite the project by June 02, 2022.
He also directed the R&B department to complete the repair works on the road coming under the sewage project and ensure that the road is made fully operational for vehicular movement within five days.
The DC also inspected the works undertaken for 60 MLD In-fall Pumping Station being carried out by NBCC under Comprehensive Sewerage in Zone 3rd of Greater Srinagar at Ali Jan Road and directed the NBCC authorities to ensure in-fall/ outfall Pumping Stations are made fully operational before the set deadline.
With regard to the measures undertaken for the beautification of Srinagar City, the DC visited, SMHS Crossing KakSarie, Soura and Hawal areas of the district and inspected the locations/sites identified for the construction/of Water Fountains at SMHS Crossing KakSarie, main ChowkSoura and MirzaKamilChowkHawal.
The DC also visited Batamaloo area to inspect the cleanliness and sanitation measures undertaken by the Srinagar Municipal Corporation.
On the occasion, the DC directed the Chief Sanitation Officer, SMC to ensure proper sanitation and cleanliness in other City areas including Khanyar and HabbaKadal to ensure clean and hygienic environment in the District
Later, the DC also visited Aiwa Bridge and inspected the ongoing macadamization works being carried out on Aiwa Bridge to Sangam road.
DC instructed the concerned officials for implementation of the various directions of LG in a time-bound manner as already discussed during the meeting.
Meanwhile after field visits to different areas DC also finalised the action plan for construction of fountains at nine locations under the National Clean Air Programme. The DC who is the Chairman of the District Level Committee for NCAP said installation of fountains at important heavy traffic volume intersections shall be instrumental in dampening the environmental pollution.

K H News Service

K H News Service

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