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Haldia Is a City and Municipality in Purba Medinipur District in the Indian HALDIA CITY PROFILE Population: 262,679 aldia is a city and municipality in Purba Medinipur district in the Indian Municipal area: 109 sq. km. HState of West Bengal. Haldia is located near the confluence of the Hooghly River, distributaries of the Ganges and Haldi River. The Haldia Local government: Township is bordered by Haldi River an offshoot of the Ganges River. Haldia Haldia Municipality Port or Haldia Dock complex has been built at the meeting place of Haldi River and Hooghly River. SFD graphic Haldia, West Bengal, India Date prepared: 9 April 2020 Version: Draft Prepared by: CSE SFD Level 1: Initial SFD Containment Emptying Transport Treatment SN not contained: 12% Offsite sanitation 22% FS FS contained – not emptied: 22% contained – not emptied FS contained: 43% FS contained – emptied: 21% FS not contained – emptied: 10% Onsite sanitation FS not contained: 38% Open Defecation 7% 22% 7% 28% FS not 31% FS not 12% SN not open contained – delivered to delivered to defecation not emptied treatment treatment 78% Local area Neighbourhood City Key: WW: Wastewater, FS: Faecal sludge, SN: Supernatant Safely managed Unsafely managed Service outcomes Containment 7% 4% Septic tank connected to an open drain or storm sewer 24% 9% Septic tank connected to soak pit Lined pit with semi-permeable walls & open bottom, no outlet or overflow, where there is a 'significant risk' groundwater pollution Lined tank with impermeable walls and open bottom, no outlet or overflow 22% 34% Unlined pit, no outlet or overflow Open defecation Figure 1: Septic tank connected to open drain Emptying Service provided by Government Private operator No of vehicles 2 – Licensed /registered 2 – Record maintained Yes – Fee charged INR 1,000 to 1,500 – No of manual emptiers 40 Fee charged by INR 1,000 to 1,200 manual emptiers Figure 2: Emptying process conducted by using government vacuum tanker Transport Type of vacuum Tractor mounted Truck mounted tanker No of vehicles 2 – No of trips 2 – per tanker per day 3,000 liters and Capacity of vehicle – 1,700 liters Figure 3: Transport of faecal sludge through tractor mounted vacuum tanker Treatment and disposal Type of waste Sewage Faecal Sludge Treatment facility – – present Type of facility – – Generated 3.51 MLD 135.44 KLD Treated – – Designated disposal site – Open ground Figure 4: Discharge of faecal sludge into open ground Location of city WEST BENGAL Data collected by CSE team in February/March, 2020 Data collected by CSE team in February/March, Haldia Source:.
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