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4 Any Time Water kiosks installed at Hyderabad parks
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) along with Janajal, installed four Any Time Water (ATW) kiosks in city on Friday. Janajal, a private firm along with Water Board would install 500 Any Time Water (ATW) kiosks at different places in the city. Each kiosk will have a capacity to deliver 20,000 litres per day and would charge nominal Rs 1 per litre.
​Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) along with Janajal, installed four Any Time Water (ATW) kiosks in city on Friday. Janajal, a private firm along with Water Board would install 500 Any Time Water (ATW) kiosks at different places in the city. Each kiosk will have a capacity to deliver 20,000 litres per day and would charge nominal Rs 1 per litre.
The Janajal installed four ATW kiosks at Sanjeevaiah Park, Lumbini Park and NTR Gardens. The officials said another six ATW machines would be installed at government hospitals including Osmania, NIMS, Mahatma Gandhi and Niloufer. They said Janajal would also install 40 ATW kiosks near bus stops, railway stations and all other places.
Speaking to The Hans India, Janajal founder and managing director Parag Agarwal said the unit cost of each ATW kiosk was Rs 8 lakh and it has the capacity to purify the river, ground and the municipal water. Parag Agarwal said the agency on regular basis would monitor the quality of water to ensure public safety.
