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Gurugram: Finland team visits Rs 1 cr water project

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Updated At : 11:55 AM Nov 21, 2023 IST
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Gurugram, November 20

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A parliamentary delegation of Finland, headed by Finnish Ambassador Kimmo Lahdevirta and Environment Committee Chairperson Jenny Pitko, visited the Sukhrali pond here today to review the progress of the water purification programme.

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The Finland authorities are spending around Rs 1 crore for purification of pond water and making it potable.

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