Along with the improvement in water supply and irrigation conditions, alternatives are also being sought
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The District Disaster Management Committee has curbed the indiscriminate digging of deep borings in the drought-affected district Parsa. The meeting held at the district administration office on Saturday evening of the committee decided that before installing deep boring in the district, it is mandatory to get a recommendation with permission from the committee.
The decision was taken at a meeting presided over by Ganesh Aryal, Chairman of the Committee and Chief District Officer of Parsa. Heads of various government offices dealing with disasters also participated in the meeting. Prazia Aryal said that since deep boring is done in a random manner in the district, permission has to be obtained for its control.
In this way, the general meeting of the committee held at the district administration office under the chairmanship of Prazia Aryal on Sunday has taken further decisions in this regard and has tried to improve the water supply and irrigation conditions in the district. In the decisions of the
committee, collecting the data of pipes and deep borings connected from other bodies including the Water Supply Corporation, identifying areas with water shortage, water supply in areas where the need has been identified. To prepare a concept paper, to identify the areas that actually lack water supply and to connect the necessary number of water with a minimum capacity of 5000 liters and in this work, UNICEF Nepal and District Coordination Committee in coordination with Birgunj Metropolitan Municipality within seven days. Connecting.
In addition, in coordination with the local ward chairpersons/people's representatives, for the provision of electricity in the ongoing deep boring, a request was received for forming a consumer committee and arranging for the installation of electricity meters, water supply and irrigation electricity supply. Within 24 hours, the Nepal Electricity Authority will install electricity meters, conduct a campaign in coordination with UNICEF Nepal for economical use of drinking water and clean drinking water, and proceed with the cleaning of the Gandak canal with urgency. The meeting also decided to start the repair work at the place from Sunday. In the
meeting, Chairman of District Coordination Committee Parsa Niranjan Sah Sonar, Engineer Suresh Sah of Narayani Irrigation Management Office, Head of Drinking Water Institute Birganj Praveen Kumar Sah, Head of Birganj Distribution Center of Electricity Authority Awadhesh Kumar Dubey, Krishi Gyan Ramjeevan Thakur, head of Kendra Parsa, was also present. After the
meeting, the team led by Prazia Aryal went on a field visit to identify and improve the water shortage areas. The team is also monitoring the overhead tank which has been lying unused for two decades in Birgunj sugar factory premises and trying to ascertain whether the tank is operable or not.
