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RWH theme park coming up at Jubilee Hills
A rain water harvesting theme park was being built here for creating awareness on water conservation among the city residents, said HMWSSB Managing Director M Dana Kishore on Wednesday.
Jubilee Hills: A rain water harvesting theme park was being built here for creating awareness on water conservation among the city residents, said HMWSSB Managing Director M Dana Kishore on Wednesday.
Highlights:
• Aim to create awareness on water conservation among students and citizens
• HMWSSB Managing Director Dana Kishore inspects works at the theme park
He was speaking after inspecting the theme park work at Jubilee Hills Road no 52. The Water Board chief sought information from officials about the pace of work. He asked them to expedite it so as to make the park available to the people at the earliest.
Dana stated that the park was being built to create awareness among children on water conservation. He revealed that only rain water would be used for the facility.
Among those present were Board Executive Director M Satyanarayana, Technical Director Dr P S Suryanarayana, officials and representatives of organisations involved in the work.
