wrapped in geotextile wrapping is standing in the middle of the drainage well 1405 the length of the grooved pipe 125 is longer than the liner tube 121 such that part of the grooved pipe 125 can be exposed outside the drainage well 1405 a pipe 1403 can be placed inside the grooved pipe 125 to remove the groundwater collected inside the grooved pipe 125 the pipe 1403 can be a plastic pipe connected to a drainage pump not shown the pipe 1403 can be connected to a main pipe 1404 similar to pipe 1201 shown in fig1 to drain groundwater from the network of the drainage wells as shown in fig1 fig1 illustrates vertical sectional view of the grooved plastic pipe 125 with a geotextile wrapping according to an implementation the grooved pipe 125 is wrapped with a layer 1503 of the geotextile that can filter and drain water moreover the grooves 1502 on the surface of the grooved pipe 125 allow the groundwater to enter the grooved pipe such that the water can be removed by the pipe 1403 shown in fig1 fig1 illustrates a horizontal sectional view of a drainage well according to an implementation the drainage well 1405 is formed upon removal of the liner tube 121 not shown in fig1 the space previously occupied.