The Central Lagoon

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Saibai Island, TSIRC › Water and Sanitation › The Central Lagoon

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  • 10/10/2024 at 11:09 pm #8179
    Shivang Sharma
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      Hey there,

      Our group had a few doubts surrounding the central lagoon that needed clarification.
      There is a (chicken wire) fencing around the perimeter of the lagoon, what is its purpose and is it made up of anything other than chicken wire?
      There is also a second boundary surrounding the lagoon, what is that for, and what is it made up of?
      Approximately how much did these boundaries cost to build?

      Would appreciate your input.

      Thanks and regards,
      Shivang Sharma

      10/10/2024 at 11:15 pm #8180
      Shivang Sharma
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        A few more questions regarding the lagoon:

        What is the average height of floods on Saibai Island, particularly in the area surrounding the lagoon?
        Are there any contaminants other than floods such as wildlife that can contaminate or pollute the lagoon water?

        11/10/2024 at 12:37 am #8181
        Shivang Sharma
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          Also, when was the water-intrusion-prevention infrastructure last upgraded, or how obsolete/up to date is it?

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