Issues raised by the Request: The Request focuses on the health hazard posed to the residents of the city of Gwalior by the raw sewage which the Requesters allege has entered the Swam Rekha River and is accumulating near their homes, which are situated on the banks of the River. They also complained about a reduction in the water table due to the concrete lining of the river which, according to them, prevents natural recharge of the aquifer and has caused several tube wells to dry up. The Requesters allege that sewage was discharged into the River when the underground sewerage lines were "crushed" and "broken" by the contractor for the Water Quality Enhancement Project when the contractor allegedly used the Swam Rekha riverbed to transport heavy machinery for the purposes of have informed Management and the Inspection Panel that they believe the sewerage pipelines, which connect to the main trunk line located under the Swam Rekha riverbed, do not have the capacity to carry the water delivered to them from the additional drains (nallas) which empty into them. The Requesters allege that they are harmed by the Project due to the omissions and failures of the World Bank in its compliance with OP 1.00 (Poverty Reduction), OP 4.01 (Environmental Assessment), and OP 13.05 (Project Supervision). Memorandum to the Executive Directors (English), pg 2-3, https://www.inspectionpanel.org/sites/default/files/ip/PanelCases/72-Memorandum%20to%20the%20Executive%20Directors%20%28English%29.pdf this Project. The Requesters also allege the lining work was of poor quality, and have expressed serious concern about the adequacy of Management's supervision. In subsequent correspondence, the Requesters