Mumbai: The BMC has announced a temporary disruption in water supply to parts of the city due to the upcoming inspection of the Malabar Hill reservoir on Thursday, December 7.
The BMC said an expert committee comprising IIT Bombay professors, local experts, a few citizens and municipal officials are slated to conduct an internal inspection of the reservoir.In order to facilitate it, the reservoir compartment 2 will be emptied, affecting water supply in parts of the city. The BMC administration has issued an appeal to residents of wards A (Cuffe Parade, Marine Drive, Fort), C (Kalbadevi, Bhuleshwar), D (Pedder Road, Malabar Hill), G North (Dadar) and G South (Worli) divisions to use water judiciously during this period.
The internal inspection by the expert committee is scheduled to take place between 8am and 10am. — Richa Pinto
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The BMC said an expert committee comprising IIT Bombay professors, local experts, a few citizens and municipal officials are slated to conduct an internal inspection of the reservoir.In order to facilitate it, the reservoir compartment 2 will be emptied, affecting water supply in parts of the city. The BMC administration has issued an appeal to residents of wards A (Cuffe Parade, Marine Drive, Fort), C (Kalbadevi, Bhuleshwar), D (Pedder Road, Malabar Hill), G North (Dadar) and G South (Worli) divisions to use water judiciously during this period.
The internal inspection by the expert committee is scheduled to take place between 8am and 10am. — Richa Pinto
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Malabar Hill reservoir check on Dec 7: Water supply to be hit
The BMC has announced a temporary disruption in water supply to parts of the city due to the upcoming inspection of the Malabar Hill reservoir. An expert committee comprising IIT Bombay professors, local experts, citizens, and municipal officials will conduct an internal inspection of the reservoir. To facilitate this, reservoir compartment 2 will be emptied, affecting water supply in parts of the city. Residents of specific wards have been urged to use water judiciously. The inspection by the expert committee is scheduled for a two-hour window.
The BMC has announced a temporary disruption in water supply to parts of the city due to the upcoming inspection of the Malabar Hill reservoir. An expert committee comprising IIT Bombay professors, local experts, citizens, and municipal officials will conduct an internal inspection of the reservoir. To facilitate this, reservoir compartment 2 will be emptied, affecting water supply in parts of the city. Residents of specific wards have been urged to use water judiciously. The inspection by the expert committee is scheduled for a two-hour window.