The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has announced a 24-hour water cut in the areas under its jurisdiction along with Kharghar and Kamothe, which falls under Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) from today, April 10 to April 11.
The shutdown has been put in place to facilitate various repair works, including the maintenance of the Bhokarpada Water Treatment Plant and the Morbe Dam to Digha main pipeline.
In an official statement, the civic body stated: “So, there will be a shutdown from the Bhokarpada water Treatment plant from April 10 morning 10.00 am to April 11, morning 10.00 am. Therefore, the water supply in the NMMC area as well as in Kamothe and Kharghar will remain closed from Monday, April 10 evening to Tuesday 11 morning. In addition, the water supply will be at low pressure on Tuesday evening.”
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Moreover, shifting of the Morbe main pipeline at Chikhale for the Karjat-Panvel Railway line and crossing the water supply mainline at the Diva-Panvel Railway line below the Expressway bridge at Kalamboli will also take place.
Accordingly, the citizens of NMMC, Kamothe, and Kharghar nodes have been urged to cooperate with the NMMC by conserving and using water sparingly during this period.
Besides, it is pertinent to note that the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced a 15 per cent water cut across mumbai for 30 days from Friday, March 31. In addition, the water cut will also be applicable to the areas under the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) where the Mumbai civic body supplies water.
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