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Introduction Metropolitan rivers are essential to cities because they supply water, sustain ecosystems, and improve the aesthetics of their environments. Nevertheless, many urban rivers are currently contaminated waterways. This has been facilitated by fast industrialization, population increase, and inadequate waste management. Rivers must be cleaned in order to restore ecological balance and to enhance quality life for the urban residents. Recognizing the Pollution Challenge Chemical runoff, sewage discharge, plastic garbage, and industrial waste contribute to the contamination of urban rivers. In addition to degrading the quality of the water, this contamination damages aquatic life and interferes with ecosystems' natural processes. The poisonous waterways endanger biodiversity and puts citizens' health at risk. Effective Methods for Restoring Urban Rivers Restoring urban rivers necessitates a combination of government policies, cutting-edge technologies, and community effor...