Before the start of the event, the Art of living had apprised the Delhi Government's Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) about its estimated requirement of one lakh litre water per day for three days for the 'World Cultural Festival'. It has installed 80 diesel generator set which would generate 16,456 watt power.
According to communiqué, the Art of living has erected six pontoon bridges over the river Yamuna and constructed 650 toilet blocks. "It estimated requirement of water per day is around one lakh litre per day. It has constructed 1,000 dustbins at the event place," the communiqué said.
It further read that disposal of sewerage would be done through suction tanks. The sewerage is sucked through pumps, stored in suction tanks and disposed at designated locations of the sewage treatment plants of Delhi Jal Board.
To cater huge gatherings at the "World Cultural Festival", the Art of living has set up 80 diesel generator which generates 16,456 watts of power.
The organisers further stated that total 1,000 volunteers have been deputed for waste disposal. The waste is collected in the bins and collected through Tata ace vehicles of (SPMl/Pompom). "After that it disposed off by them to their designated place for segregation," it said.