[Assam] How Does a Micro water Supply Plant work?

[Ram Sarangapani]

*With this, the impact of water-born diseases is also expected to
minimisethis year.*

I think 'minmisethis' is a waterborne disease  - that's what they are trying
to get rid off :)



On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Chan Mahanta <cmahanta at charter.net> wrote:

> **** Isn't this amazing REPORTING?
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>  Micro water supply system introduced in Subankhata areas---
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> As per unofficial reports, over 15 such tanks have been constructed---
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> **** What SUCH tanks?
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> small to medium size tanks have been built with a capacity of 500 to 1500
>> litre of water.
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>  The generators for power supply are under the users' supervision and
>> operation.
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> **** How does one relate to the other in the two sentences above, for
> example?
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> With the installation of the micro water supply system, the age-old
>> dependence of the village people >on rivers and ponds for drinking water has
>> noticeably come down.
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> With this, the impact of water-born diseases is also expected to
>> minimisethis year.
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> **** How does the conclusion follow the previous statement ? Can the water
> become disease free, just because they are stored in 'tanks' ?
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> **** As I always say, this damned English language is killing them!
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> At 9:42 AM -0800 2/25/09, Dilip and Dil Deka wrote:
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>> Does anyone know how this Micro Water Supply Plant works?
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>> From the Assam Tribune
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>> STATE
>> ________________________________
>> Micro water supply plants
>> Correspondent
>>  MUSHALPUR, Feb 24 - Micro water supply system introduced in Subankhata
>> areas in Baksa district have relieved the people to some extent where acute
>> shortage of drinking water has remained a vexed problem since ages.
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>> As per unofficial reports, over 15 such tanks have been constructed in
>> Subankhata areas which includes one each at Uttarkuchi, Bandarguri,
>> Odalguri, Satgaon, Dakshinkuchi, Jopadong Milan Chowk, Jopadong Bicharpur,
>> Uttar Subankhata, Bijgaon and Amguri, two tanks at Subankhata and three
>> tanks at Maithabari while some others are under construction.
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>> As per the population of the villages, small to medium size tanks have
>> been built with a capacity of 500 to 1500 litre of water. The generators for
>> power supply are under the users' supervision and operation. With the
>> installation of the micro water supply system, the age-old dependence of the
>> village people on rivers and ponds for drinking water has noticeably come
>> down. With this, the impact of water-born diseases is also expected to
>> minimisethis year.
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