An idol of Goddess Durga being immersed in Patna on Friday
< period data-ua-type="1" onclick="stpPgtnAndPrvntDefault(event)"> Patna: After the conclusion of Durga Puja, the idols were immersed in the synthetic ponds prepared along the banks of river Ganga in the city on Thursday and Friday under the careful eyes of Patna Municipal Corporation(PMC), which had actually released cleansing groups at the ghats.
To keep order, magistrates and authorities workers were released in 3 shifts at all the synthetic ponds and ghats.Before the immersion, Dashami puja was carried out.While the idols in locations like Shastri Nagar, airport and Rupaspur were immersed on Thursday, the significant puja committes like the one at Dak Bungalow chowk secured their immersion procession on Friday, with musical bands in tow.The district administration had actually provided standards for the idol immersions.
Under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, there was a stringent restriction on immersing the idols in any natural water source, consisting of the Ganga river. For this, the community corporation produced 10 synthetic ponds along the Ganga ghats. Furthermore, numerous additional synthetic immersion websites were established in the city. Scuba divers, in addition to SDRF and NDRF groups were likewise released to avoid any unfortunate events.
Patna Smart City Limited played a critical function in tracking, setting up over 3,300 CCTV electronic cameras throughout 415 areas. These consisted of 2,602 monitoring video cameras, 473 red light-violation detection gadgets, 150 automated number plate acknowledgment systems, 12 speed detection video cameras and 120 automobile category systems. Public address systems at 69 websites broadcast statements on health, crowd control and precaution, advising fans of standards at celebration locations and significant crossways.