Pending work of the Tawi Barrage project which aims at beautifying the Jammu city landscape would start soon, an official spokesman said.
Around 80 per cent work on the city's beautification project across the Tawi river has been completed and the Tawi Barrage project, which is popularly known as artificial lake, is likely to be completed by May, he said.
The information was given at a meeting chaired by Kewal Kumar Sharma, the advisor to governor.
The meeting was informed that the pending work on the Tawi Barrage project would start soon and necessary directions have been passed to expedite the work.
The advisor directed officials for close coordination among the executing agencies so that the project is completed without further delay.
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He said regular review meetings would be convened to assess the pace of work and early removal of bottlenecks, if any.
The artificial lake on the Tawi river is expected to provide 120 cusecs of irrigation water, which would be supplemented to the Ranbir Canal during peak requirement, besides emerging as a vital tourist attraction in Jammu city, the spokesperson said.
He said it was decided that expert advice would be taken from IIT Roorkee so that the project is completed within the technical specifications and taking care of other related aspects.
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