1. The Public Health Engineering Department in Bihar is installing small water treatment plants to treat groundwater contaminated with fluoride and arsenic. The plants will supply 4000 liters of treated water per day to local communities through stand posts.
2. Key components of the treatment plants include borewells, a treatment building, solar panels, an oxidation chamber, iron removal and fluoride removal filters, an overhead tank, and a distribution system of pipes and stand posts.
3. The water treatment process involves pumping groundwater through an oxidation chamber, iron removal filter, alum dosing, and finally a fluoride removal filter before being stored in an overhead tank and distributed to stand posts.