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Mumbai Stops Water Supply To Pools, Construction Sites Amid Crisis
The move comes as the total stock in lakes supplying water to Mumbai has depleted to a critical level of 10.35 per cent as of June 16, the BMC said in a circular on Tuesday.
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Water Supply Cut On October 31 In Mumbai: Here Is A List Of Affected Areas
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced a water supply cut in various areas of Mumbai on October 31.
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Mumbai's Piped Water Supply To Be Cut By 15% From March 31
A water cut will be implemented across Mumbai to fix a hole in a crucial supply tunnel, after it was recently punctured in Thane while digging a borewell
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Water For All In Mumbai From May 1, Announces Aaditya Thackeray
Every resident of Mumbai including those living in slums or buildings without Occupation Certificate (OC) will have access to drinking water from May 1, Maharashtra Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray said on Tuesday.
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24 Per Cent Mumbai Water Supply Not Tracked, Higher Than National Average
About 24 per cent of the total water supply in Mumbai is not tracked by devices like water meters. The amount of unmetered water supply in Mumbai is higher than the national average of 15 per cent, the Maharashtra government told the state Legislative Assembly.
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Ten per cent water cut from next week for Mumbai
There's bad news awaiting residents of Mumbai. With the monsoon playing truant, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to impose 10 per cent water cut from July 1. The water department reached the conclusion only as a precautionary measure and officials said that they would review the situation on July 15 to see if the cut was to ...
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Mumbai residents will get yellowish water for another 20 days
Even as parts of South Mumbai and western suburbs are facing water cuts due to pipeline replacements, the BMC has said that those receiving water supply will continue to get it in yellowish colour for atleast 20 more days while maintaining that it was fit for drinking."The yellowish water will continue for at least 20 days. The yellow colour is bec...
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NDTV Impact: Betrayed Mumbai wants water back
For a city that's been dealing with a 15% daily water cut since November, that's the worst sort of betrayal.
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Mumbai Stops Water Supply To Pools, Construction Sites Amid Crisis
The move comes as the total stock in lakes supplying water to Mumbai has depleted to a critical level of 10.35 per cent as of June 16, the BMC said in a circular on Tuesday.
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Water Supply Cut On October 31 In Mumbai: Here Is A List Of Affected Areas
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced a water supply cut in various areas of Mumbai on October 31.
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Mumbai's Piped Water Supply To Be Cut By 15% From March 31
A water cut will be implemented across Mumbai to fix a hole in a crucial supply tunnel, after it was recently punctured in Thane while digging a borewell
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Water For All In Mumbai From May 1, Announces Aaditya Thackeray
Every resident of Mumbai including those living in slums or buildings without Occupation Certificate (OC) will have access to drinking water from May 1, Maharashtra Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray said on Tuesday.
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24 Per Cent Mumbai Water Supply Not Tracked, Higher Than National Average
About 24 per cent of the total water supply in Mumbai is not tracked by devices like water meters. The amount of unmetered water supply in Mumbai is higher than the national average of 15 per cent, the Maharashtra government told the state Legislative Assembly.
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Ten per cent water cut from next week for Mumbai
There's bad news awaiting residents of Mumbai. With the monsoon playing truant, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to impose 10 per cent water cut from July 1. The water department reached the conclusion only as a precautionary measure and officials said that they would review the situation on July 15 to see if the cut was to ...
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Mumbai residents will get yellowish water for another 20 days
Even as parts of South Mumbai and western suburbs are facing water cuts due to pipeline replacements, the BMC has said that those receiving water supply will continue to get it in yellowish colour for atleast 20 more days while maintaining that it was fit for drinking."The yellowish water will continue for at least 20 days. The yellow colour is bec...
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NDTV Impact: Betrayed Mumbai wants water back
For a city that's been dealing with a 15% daily water cut since November, that's the worst sort of betrayal.
