Pune Water Cut | If water supply is shut off for maintenance repairs, disclose the details

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Pune Water Cut | If water supply is shut off for maintenance repairs, disclose the details

गणेश मुळे May 22, 2024 6:59 AM

Pune Water cut on Thursday | येत्या गुरुवारी शहरातील काही भागातील पाणीपुरवठा राहणार बंद! 
Pune Water cut on Thursday | येत्या गुरुवारी पूर्ण शहराचा पाणीपुरवठा राहणार बंद! | शुक्रवारी कमी दाबाने पाणी
Pune Water Cut on Friday | देखभाल दुरुस्तीसाठी पाणीपुरवठा बंद ठेवताय, तर त्याचे तपशील जाहीर करा

Pune Water Cut | If water supply is shut off for maintenance repairs, disclose the details

| Demand of Vivek Velankar of Sajag Nagarik Mancha

Pune Water cut Latest News | The water supply of the entire city will be shut down for maintenance on Friday. If the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is cutting water in the name of maintenance, then the details should be disclosed by the Municipal Corporation. Vivek Velankar of Sajag Nagrik Manch has made a demand to Municipal Commissioner Dr Rajendra Bhosale IAS. (Pune Water Supply)

Velankar has said in his statement that the Municipal Corporation has announced that the water supply of the entire city will be closed for maintenance on Friday. We had predicted that it would start after the elections. Earlier on Thursday, April 4, the entire city’s water supply was shut down for maintenance. At that time, the details of exactly what maintenance was done were not released. But for the next two days, the people of Pune were in dire straits and the tankers were miserable. Although the municipal administration says that the current water supply shutdown is not an unannounced water cut, it has to be demonstrated through behavior. Velankar has said that.

Details of exactly what maintenance repairs have been done have to be disclosed. Now water supply to the entire city cannot be shut off again except in the first week of July. Because after the earlier city-wide water supply shutdown, there was no time to shut down the water supply for maintenance repairs for six weeks.

Vivek Velankar, President, Conscious Citizen Forum, Pune