Mumbai Water Supply Alert: BMC Issues Advisory for Citizens Amid Rising Turbidity Levels, Asks People to Boil and Filter Water Before Drinking
The BMC advised Mumbai residents to boil and filter water due to rising turbidity levels linked to recent rainfall affecting the Bhatsa reservoir. Complaints of turbid water have emerged, prompting the civic body to enhance treatment measures.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) issued an advisory on Tuesday, urging residents to boil and filter water before consumption due to rising turbidity levels in the city’s water supply. Complaints regarding turbid water have been reported in certain areas of the eastern suburbs and island city. The increase in turbidity is attributed to continuous rainfall in the catchment area of the Bhatsa reservoir over the past three to four days. The BMC’s Hydraulic Engineering Department is implementing necessary measures at the water treatment plant to lower turbidity levels and is ensuring adequate chlorine treatment for water safety. Mumbai’s water supply comes from seven lakes, including the Bhatsa reservoir. Mumbai Rains: Heavy Showers and Thunderstorms Lash Navi Mumbai, Thane and Adjoining Areas, Delay Karwa Chauth Moonrise (Watch Videos).
Mumbai Water Supply Alert
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