Water Supply Disrupted in Mumbai Due to 600 mm Pipeline Leak
A sudden leakage in the 600 mm diameter water pipeline supplying the Fosbery Reservoir in Mumbai has led to a disruption in water supply in areas like Sewri, Darukhana, and Indiranagar. The BMC is working on emergency repairs.
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This issue has led to an immediate disruption in the water supply in several areas, including Sewri East, Darukhana, Indiranagar, and surrounding regions.
The leakage was first identified near the Reay Road Bombay Port Trust warehouse, prompting the civic body to initiate emergency repair work on a war footing.
Despite the urgency, technical challenges have surfaced during the repair process, compelling the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to opt for manual repairs to expedite the work.
As a result, many residents in affected areas experienced a complete cut-off in water supply on Monday.
The BMC has also announced that there will be no water supply to Ambewadi and Dattaram Lad Marg on Tuesday morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas of Mumbai are affected by the water supply disruption?
The areas affected by the water supply disruption include Sewri East, Darukhana, Indiranagar, and surrounding regions. Additionally, Ambewadi and Dattaram Lad Marg will have no water supply on Tuesday morning.
Where was the pipeline leak detected?
The pipeline leak was detected near the Reay Road Bombay Port Trust warehouse, which supplies water to the Fosbery Reservoir in the F South Division of Mumbai.
Why is the BMC opting for manual repairs?
The BMC is opting for manual repairs due to technical challenges that have arisen during the repair process, which will help expedite the work and restore water supply faster.
When is the water supply expected to be restored?
The water supply is expected to be restored to normal after the repair work, which is currently ongoing and expected to continue into the late hours.
What is the BMC's advice to residents during this time?
The BMC has appealed to residents to conserve water and use it judiciously during the water supply disruption to minimize the impact.
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