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The work will help analyse data of the Opa water treatment plant, which supplies water to Tiswadi and Ponda talukas. So they are making sufficient profits,” Dhavalikar said.The minister said during his Portugal visit he also interacted with Goan diaspora there at an event organised by Casa de Goa. In Portugal, if water is treated for Rs 12, it will be sold to the consumer for Rs 15 to 16. Panaji: After a team led by public works department (PWD) minister Ramkrishna Dhavalikar returned from an official visit to Portugal, Dhavalikar said that work under the MoU signed with a wing of the ministry of environment in Portugal will begin at Opa from the first week of January. After our visit to the water supply and sewerage plant, their engineers will now come to Goa in January..