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Following criticism on social media over severe waterlogging in Gurugram, the Haryana government has initiated measures to address the urban drainage crisis. A private agency, Nippon Koei, has been hired to conduct a survey of low-lying areas in the city and submit a report on long-term solutions. Under the proposed plan, accumulated rainwater from vulnerable low-lying regions of Gurugram will be lifted and diverted towards Nuh to reach the Yamuna River. Furthermore, check dams have been constructed along the Aravalli hills to intercept and divert runoff water that previously flowed directly into the city.

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00:00There's been a lot of criticism for Gurugram on social media,
00:03especially with regard to the waterlogging that's been seen.
00:06Haryana Chief Minister has put out a statement now on the waterlogging in Gurugram.
00:10Saini has said, and I quickly quote it here first,
00:12private agency has been hired to conduct a survey,
00:16survey being conducted on low-lying areas.
00:18According to the state government, a lot of work has been done
00:21with regard to improving the situation and is being done in future as well.
00:25The water from low-lying areas will be diverted to Yamuna.
00:28Listen in to Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini.
00:31What is he saying?
00:32Because many are asking, what worth is a city of this nature
00:35with expensive houses and apartments when you can't even walk out?
00:58Gurugram کے پانی کو اٹھا کر کے
01:01ہم نو کی طرف سے Yamuna میں پہنچا سکے
01:04جس سے کس سے رہات ہمیں مل سکے.
01:06کئی طریقوں سے ہم کام کر رہے ہیں.
01:08میں نے کہا راولی سے جو پانی پہلے direct
01:11Gurugram میں آ جاتا تھا.
01:12وہاں بھی ہم نے چیک ٹیم لگائے ہیں
01:15جس سے کی ان پانی کو وہاں روکا ہے
01:17اور اس کو ڈائیورٹ کیا ہے.
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