Plan Approved for Urban Flood Control in Prayagraj to Address Monsoon Waterlogging
A divisional-level meeting in Prayagraj has approved a plan to construct dams, gates, and pumping stations to manage monsoon flooding. The initiative, led by the Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam, aims to address waterlogging exacerbated by urbanization and blocked drainage paths. The proposal includes five years of operation and maintenance, adherence to National Green Tribunal guidelines, and installation of monitoring systems for effective management.
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A meeting chaired by divisional commissioner Soumya Agarwal approved a flood control plan in Prayagraj to address recurring monsoon waterlogging. The initiative involves constructing dams, gates, and pumping stations along major drains, coordinated with the Municipal Corporation.
The Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam's C&DS division prepared the proposal, which includes five years of operation and maintenance. Rapid urbanization and blocked traditional drainage have worsened flooding. All proposed sites will undergo inspections by senior officials, and design details will be shared with local residents. The plan adheres to National Green Tribunal guidelines and includes monitoring systems for real-time data during heavy rainfall.
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