New Delhi (15/11/2019): At a press conference held by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today, he congratulated Delhi’s Public for participating voluntarily in the odd-even scheme.
Keeping the current pollution level in consideration, Kejriwal stated, “We are monitoring the pollution situation, also, we do not want to create inconvenience for citizens. The quality of air is expected to improve over the coming few days,”.
“We will take a decision on whether or not to implement the odd-even scheme again or extend it, on Monday morning”, added CM Kejriwal.
CM also shared that Delhi’s Jal Board has taken one revolutionary decision for the development of slum colonies in Delhi.
“There are number of such areas in these colonies where there’s no arrangements for sewage”, commented Kejriwal.
“Jal Board is in a Mission Mood from past few years and are continuously laying pipelines for sewage systems in all these areas and undoubtedly in coming years, all these areas will have properly functioning sewage system”, added CM Arvind Kejriwal.
The Delhi government would issue a tender for the hiring of an agency which would be assisted by officials of the Delhi Jal Board and other government agencies concerned for technologically-assisted cleaning of septic tanks.
