Sewage treatment not up to the mark at Ernakulam Medical College : SLMC
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Kochi: In a recent inspection by the State Level Monitoring Committee (SLMC) along with the Kerala State Pollution Control Board found that the sewage system of the Ernakulam Government Medical College is non satisfactory and not up to the mark.
The report on solid waste management presented by SLMC before the Southern Bench of the National Green Tribunal on January 29 , the sewage Treatment Plant was partially operating. Also, the wastewater was discovered outflowing via small outlet opening in the campus playground resulting in foul smell at the site. The situation was indicative of some damaged soak pit or overflow of a septic tank.
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