Kakinada: Government General Hospital to get Sewage Treatment Plant
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A piece of automatic firefighting equipment including a two lakh litres water storage tank was also coming up ensuring increased safety in the hospital.
Kakinada: Superintendent of Government general hospital Dr M Raghavendra Rao has said that a sewerage plant first of its kind to treat the effluents and let the water out into the drains was under construction at a cost of Rs 3 Crore in the hospital premises.
He told media persons here on Friday on the eve of his two years completion as the hospital superintendent, that a piece of automatic firefighting equipment including a two lakh litres water storage tank was also coming up ensuring increased safety in the hospital.
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The hospital sewage is waste generated relatively in larger quantities from all the units of the hospitals such as emergency and first aid, operating rooms, drug treatment, ICU, chemical and biological laboratories, radiology, canteen and laundry activities, etc.
Kakinada: Superintendent of Government general hospital Dr M Raghavendra Rao has said that a sewerage plant first of its kind to treat the effluents and let the water out into the drains was under construction at a cost of Rs 3 Crore in the hospital premises.
He told media persons here on Friday on the eve of his two years completion as the hospital superintendent, that a piece of automatic firefighting equipment including a two lakh litres water storage tank was also coming up ensuring increased safety in the hospital.
Read Also: GMC Kozhikode receives a nod for Rs 12.92 crore STP by KMC
The hospital sewage is waste generated relatively in larger quantities from all the units of the hospitals such as emergency and first aid, operating rooms, drug treatment, ICU, chemical and biological laboratories, radiology, canteen and laundry activities, etc.
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