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Weed Havesters Enlisted to Clean Bellandur Lake

Work on cleaning up Bellandur lake gained momentum as two harvesters began clearing weeds from the 910-acre water body. aquarius systems,

The Bangalore Development Authority expects the machines to complete the work within three months. Harvins Engineering, which has bagged the BDA contract to weed Bellandur lake, has tied up with a company called Clean Tech to procure the machines. aquatic weed harvester

The BDA is yet to decide what to do with the weeds removed from the lake. Officials are still looking for yards to dump the weeds and silt.

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