Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Machilipatnam Gets Rs 130 Crore Sewage System Upgrade
The government is giving Machilipatnam a makeover to fix its sewage problems.
They're spending a lot of money to build new drains and improve the existing ones.
The goal is to stop water from pooling during the rainy season, making the city cleaner and healthier.
The project, led by Minister Ravindra, will start with some initial funding to cover nearly half the work, and the rest will follow.
They plan to upgrade everything from sewage to roads to make Machilipatnam a better place to live.
The government plans a Rs 130 crore upgrade for Machilipatnam's sewage system.
The project aims to solve sewage problems and improve public health.
The foundation stone was laid for underground drainage and road construction.
The first phase of the project will receive Rs 13 crore.
Essential civic facilities, including sanitation and roads, will be upgraded.
- Who
- Minister Kollu Ravindra and government officials
- What
- A plan to improve the sewage system
- When
- Announced on Wednesday
- Where
- Machilipatnam, India
- Why
- To resolve sewage issues and improve public health
- Project Cost
- Rs 130 crore
- Purpose
- To resolve sewage issues
- Location
- Machilipatnam
- Minister Involved
- Kollu Ravindra
- First Phase Funding
- Rs 13 crore