Question
Recently, which city has become the first city in India
to have vacuum-based sewer systems?Solution
Recently Agra, Uttar Pradesh has become the first city in the country to have vacuum-based sewer systems.These vacuums would be used in public places. The estimated cost for the work of sewer connection is Rs 100 crore. Netherlands Company will do the maintenance and complete care for up to five years. All the chambers are equipped with geographic information system (GIS) based sensors, which will help pinpoint the area of the chamber and the problem.
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