Water supply to be disrupted in Mumbai on May 18, 19 | List of areas to be affected
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Several parts of Mumbai will face water supply disruption due to micro-tunneling work from 10 am on May 18 to 10 am on May 19. Check out the list of areas to be affected here.
Several parts of Mumbai will face water supply disruption due to micro-tunneling work from 10 am on May 18 to 10 am on May 19.
The micro-tunneling work will be carried out by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) at Municipal Colony, Vidyavihar.
Some locations may experience water shortages, while others may face poor water pressure.
Kurla, Chembur, Ghatkopar, Sion, King Circle, Matunga, and Parel are among the places where water supply is expected to be impacted.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has requested citizens to keep the required stock of water on the day before the cut and to sparingly use water during the cut.
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