DMRC to take over desilting of covered Sunheri drain in S Delhi
New Delhi: Post-monsoon, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will take over the task of desilting the Sunheri drain in south Delhi. The work, to be carried out on behalf of Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), will entail cutting a portion of the covered drain and opening the RCC deck slabs to create space for desilting.
The 900-metre-long, 50-metre-wide drain, which passes through Dayal Singh College and Sunheri bus depot, has not been desilted since being covered in 2010, according to DMRC. The site frequently witnesses waterlogging, impacting nearby areas like Golf Links and Bharti Nagar.
A DMRC official said the project, estimated to cost Rs 35 crore, is expected to be completed within a period of one year once work commences.
"We were approached for desilting a portion of the covered Sunheri nullah. A tender has been floated and work will start after all requirements, such as award of tender, allotment of funds and mobilisation of the contractor, are finalised," he said, adding that the last date for filing applications is June 4.
For the coming monsoon season, MCD will continue to be responsible for the desilting and ensuring there is no waterlogging.
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Sunehari nullah is a covered RCC box drain located at Lodhi Road. The project document states, "Its upstream end starts in Dayal Singh College premises and the downstream side ends in Sunehri bus depot at Lala Lajpat Rai flyover. There are five RCC boxes of width 10 m, and the depth varies from 3.5 m to 5.5 m. The drain was constructed in 2010, and it has not been desilted so far. The work includes desilting and cleaning of all five RCC box-covered drains.
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The project will also entail making openings in the RCC boxes at suitable points for access and restoration. "A small portion of the RCC box drain (50 metres) will be taken out, followed by making a bund with sandbags at both ends to divert the flow of water. Dewatering will be done, making necessary ventilation arrangements, using a crane or cranes, expert manpower with proper safety equipment for removal of sludge, and its disposal," states the document.
MCD had earlier informed NGT the project will be funded by NDMC. "DMRC is to carry out the modification in the covered portion of the Sunehri Pul drain and desilt it using appropriate methodology. The NDMC chairman has been formally requested to release the funds to DMRC," it told NGT, which is currently hearing the matter related to desilting of 24 major drains with outlets in the Yamuna.
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