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Izmir Builds Third Largest Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Dikili
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Izmir Builds Third Largest Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Dikili

From Cumhuriyet · () Turkish

Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Izmir Metropolitan Municipality is constructing a new advanced biological wastewater treatment plant in Dikili.
  • The 1.5 billion lira investment aims to improve the district's environmental infrastructure.
  • The facility will be the third largest of its kind in the city, addressing a long-standing need.

Izmir Metropolitan Municipality is advancing its environmental infrastructure with the construction of a significant new wastewater treatment plant in Dikili. This 1.5 billion lira investment is set to bolster the district's environmental services and address a critical, long-awaited need.

The project encompasses an advanced biological wastewater treatment facility, along with wastewater transmission lines, stream rehabilitation, and stormwater infrastructure. Upon completion, the Dikili Advanced Biological Wastewater Treatment Plant will rank as the third-largest treatment facility in the metropolitan area, following those in ร‡iฤŸli and Torbalฤฑ.

Mayor Dr. Cemil Tugay visited the construction site, expressing optimism about the project's timeline. "We will open it in about a year, and we will solve another vital problem for Dikili," he stated. The facility is anticipated to significantly improve the quality of life and environmental health in Dikili by effectively treating wastewater and managing stormwater.

We will open it in about a year, and we will solve another vital problem for Dikili.

โ€” Dr. Cemil TugayMayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, commenting on the project's completion timeline and impact.
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Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.