Design And Construction of a Pond Cleaning Device

Abstract

Introduction Rivers play a crucial role in human existence. Unfortunately, very few people are aware of its significance. The proof is the abundance of rubbish in our rivers and creeks, which gives them the appearance and odour of a dump. The trash in rivers is more than just an eyesore because it might potentially poison our drinking water and endanger nature, our lives, and the lives of those we hold dear. Even a small amount of trash left on the road can add to the growing amount of trash in our rivers and creeks. Rivers continue to be a significant source of drinking water for many cities and villages. Before it gets to our tap, the water is first filtered. But if our rivers are still polluted, it will be impossible to purify the water to the point where it is no longer safe to drink. We must take care of our river systems and protect them from contamination if we want water to continue flowing from our faucets. Numerous animal and plant species can find habitat in rivers. But because of the rapid decline of our rivers, these species are already critically endangered. If we clean up our rivers, we can rescue these indigenous species, which are only found in the Philippines. Clean, healthy rivers increase first-class of life and reduce the risk of human inactivity. considerably less litter surge recreational activities along rivers, pleasant and secure routes for walking and running. There may be an increase in tourism when leisure activities rise. Both the network's economy and overall health are impacted by this. We should take inspiration from the city of Iloilo. With the help of their fundamental guiding principles of unity, strategic planning, and political will, they successfully resurrected their main river and constructed a gorgeous Esplanade, the first of its type in our country. It is entirely up to us to bring it about. Every person can take simple steps to assist clean up our river and contribute to the pollution solution, as personal and industrial trash and garbage contribute as much to river pollutants.