Showing posts with label PHE cleans N plants at Namchi reservior complex. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 3, 2014

PHE cleans up collection and distribution tanks in Namchi

NAMCHI, 02 July: The Water Security & Public Health Engineering Department at Namchi sub-division has been carrying out cleanliness drives at different water sources and water collecting tanks and today reached the Alley water collection tank. This drive is in continuation of the Paryavaran Mahotsav 2014.
The PHE team led by AE Tara Rai and including JEs Kham Lal Chettri and YP Adhakari and staff of the Department has cleaned all the major water sources of Namchi like Burmali, Ghatey Khola, Darey and Guddi Khola. They also cleaned all the distribution tanks of Namchi following which the Alley distribution tank was cleaned today.
About the initiative, AE Mr. Tara Rai explained that owing to continuous rainfall at the upper reaches of the water sources, the water was becoming increasing muddy due to which the load on the collection and distribution tanks to desilt the water was heavy. Through such clean-up efforts, the Department was trying to keep providing clean water to Namchi. He also thanked his team of JE Khamlal Chettri and YP Adhakari and all the office and field staffs to their cooperation and support.

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

PHE cleans and plants at Namchi water reservoir complex

NAMCHI, 23 June: Joining the Paryavaran Mahotsav and its expressed aim to develop Sikkim as the Greenest State, the Water Security & Public Health Engineering Department’s Namchi Division today organized a massive cleanliness drive at the town’s water reservoir and at the Department’s office premises. The cleanliness drive was followed by a plantation programme.
This cleanliness drive was led by AE Namchi Sub Division Tara Rai and JE Khamlall Chettri.
The Department’s officers and staff joined the initiative. The AE informs that the recent heavy rainfall has washed down silt-laden water into the reservoir which was drained and cleaned thoroughly today.

More than 150 saplings of flowering and fruit-bearing trees were planted at the office premises.