Mumbai: On THESE DAYS, A 100% Water Cut Will Affect Certain Western Suburban Areas; Affected Areas

A complete water cut has been declared in a number of western suburbs, including Malad, Goregaon, and Kandivali, by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). According to BMC authorities, the water cut, which was supposed to continue for 24 hours, would actually take place between April 23 and April 24.

The BMC’s project to replace the outdated 600-mm-diameter pipeline with a more durable 900 mm diameter pipeline is what is causing the planned disruption in the water supply.
The BMC said that in order to improve water flow, the pipes are being replaced. To avoid water waste, the pipeline will be momentarily closed during this operation. During this time, residents are advised to utilize water carefully.

It is anticipated that the water cut will have an impact on the inhabitants and businesses in the designated regions starting at 10 a.m. on April 23 and lasting until 10 a.m. on April 24.
Although the BMC acknowledges the difficulty that the brief interruption of water delivery has caused, it also highlights the long-term advantages that the pipeline improvement will have for the water distribution system in the area.

Recently, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced a planned maintenance operation on April 18–19, which caused partial to complete delays in the daily water delivery for residents in numerous important parts of Mumbai’s suburbs. The impacted regions comprised parts of the G North Ward that included Dharavi Loop Road, Naik Nagar, and Proem Nagar, as well as the Bandra Station Area and Bandra Railway Terminus in the H/East Ward. According to an Indian Express story, the G North Ward’s neighborhoods, including Dharavi Loop Road, Ganesh Mandir Road, and Dilip Kadam Road, among others, also had a total water outage.