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Executive Engineer, WRD Jaleeng Mannou informed that procurement of sheet piles is in progress, but Vibro hammer and heavy machineries has already reached the work site. The trial work and construction of coffer dams started and the back filling cum embankment is under progress. While works like approached roads, c/o coffer dam and collection of boulder and procurement of sausage wire is in progress and would be completed soon, he added.
He assured DCM that the department will carry out the work as demonstrated in New Silatoo and would complete the work by February end. The sheet piles provide the best solutions for building and reinforcing flood ditches, dikes etc. Sheet pile walls offer good seepage resistance and work perfectly and provide optimal solutions against floods. Sheet piles can be installed in a short amount of time as compared to other flood protection systems, he informed.
He further briefed about installing of sheet pile walls considered to be environmentally friendly and constructive solution for flood control. The implementation and installation of steel sheet pile walls has been popular in other places as it provides a safe and cost-effective solution, he said.
Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein was accompanied by Deputy Commissioner R. K. Sharma and team of officers and engineers from various Heads of Departments.
It is pertinent to inform that during the last monsoon, the whole of Mahadevpur town was inundated by flood water of River Noa-Dihing and many people were rendered homeless due to sudden change of course of the river.
Later, Deputy Chief Minister also attended a public meeting at New Silatoo.