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Belgium to upgrade sewage systems for 1,700 residents

nieuwsblad.be · 14 September 2026
Belgium to upgrade sewage systems for 1,700 residents
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The Denderleeuw city government in Belgium plans to carry out two sewage projects, the Mespelare-Oudegem collector and the Torrestraat-Volaardestraat collector.

These projects will connect the wastewater from almost 1,700 residents to a water purification plant. The city intends to renew streets and public spaces as part of the work. The projects are currently in the planning stage and moving closer to implementation.

The upgrades aim to improve wastewater management for the community of Denderleeuw, a municipality in the East Flanders province of Belgium. Details about the specific timelines or costs of the projects were not provided.

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