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Bhopal Bhoj Wetland Survey Day 2: Team Wades Through Mud, Water Searching For Missing FTL Markers

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The NGT-directed drone survey to verify the actual Full Tank Level (FTL) of Bhoj Wetland continued for the second consecutive day on Sunday but the ground-to-air team faced a major challenge in locating old boundary markers. At several spots, including Khanugaon, markers indicating the FTL and green belt were not visible, while even some Municipal Corporation officials…

Bhopal Bhoj Wetland Survey Day 2: Team Wades Through Mud, Water Searching For Missing FTL Markers

The second day of the NGT-directed drone survey to verify the Full Tank Level (FTL) of Bhoj Wetland in Bhopal continued on Sunday, with the ground-to-air team facing challenges in locating old boundary markers. The team had to wade through water and mud to search for the missing markers, which were not visible at several spots including Khanugaon.

If the markers cannot be found, their locations will be cross-checked with official records. The survey covered a 7-km stretch of the lake boundary on the first day, and the final report is expected on Monday. The Bairagarh SDM circle also demolished permanent structures in three illegal colonies at Bairagarh Kalan on Sunday.

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