The Pune Municipal Corporation has created a sewage line network of 2,515 km and 1,42,463 chambers across the city.
The Pune civic body has decided to clean all drainage lines in the city, covering 2,515 km and 1,42,463 chambers, using high-capacity suction and jetting machines with water recycling facilities, eliminating the need for human intervention and reducing risks to labourers’ lives.
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The blockage of sewage lines is common and leads to flooding of roads in many parts of the city during the monsoon season.
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