DDA and DMRC are coordinating on drainage infrastructure needed for airport operations and sub-city rejuvenation.
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Updated Jul 7
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DDA and DMRC are coordinating on drainage infrastructure needed for airport operations and sub-city rejuvenation.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Waterlogging and drainage capacity issues are being evaluated in the airport area of Delhi.Sub-event
DDA and DMRC are cooperating on critical drainage infrastructure for the airport.1 source
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The entities involved
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Delhi Development Authority
government authority in Delhi, India
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Indira Gandhi International Airport
international airport in Delhi, India
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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
centre-state public sector company that operates the Delhi Metro
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