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Water Quality Monitoring of Hudiara Drain
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Water Quality Monitoring of Hudiara Drain

The Ravi, one of Pakistan's major rivers, has serious pollution problems. However, as regular water quality assessments have not been undertaken, it is difficult to accurately measure the extent of pollution. Hudiara is one of the drains that empties into the River Ravi. Since it is representative of the type of pollution from similar drains and is a source of transboundary pollution, WWF-P has chosen the Hudiara Drain for a study which involves regular and systematic monitoring of pollution levels during one year. The results will be disseminated to all major stakeholders and the model will be replicated for other drains.

Hudiara Drain

Hudiara Drain, which is a natural stormwater channel, originates from Batala in Gurdaspur District, India and enters in to Pakistan at village Laloo. After flowing for nearly 55 km inside Pakistan, it joins the River Ravi.

 

 

 

 
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