The de-silting of the lagoon will significantly help in maintaining the quality of effluent water being discharged from the plant. Furthermore, the operation of the revamped sluice gates, whenever required, will help in preventing flooding of the plant premises during heavy monsoon rainfall, thereby enhancing operational safety and preparedness.

The work order has been placed on M/s NBCC at an estimated cost of Rs. 4.75 Crores. The major scope of the project includes removal of 1,27,500 cubic metres of sludge, cleaning and removal of vegetation over an area of 80,000 square metres and replacement of three damaged sluice gates.

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Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Palai appreciated the SMS-1 team for its proactive efforts in promoting greenery inside the operational area and emphasised the importance of such initiatives in creating a healthier and more motivating work environment.

Mr. Palai along with the Senior Officers planted palm saplings in the garden to mark the occasion.

The beautifully developed garden provides an aesthetically pleasing green space and reflects the commitment of the plant towards environmental sustainability and workplace beautification. Notably, the garden has been developed on a parcel of land that was earlier lying unutilised in a dilapidated state, overgrown with bushes and shrubs. Through concerted in-house efforts of the SMS-1 collective, the area has been transformed into a well-maintained green space, enhancing both the aesthetics and environmental quality of the shop premises.

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