Residents of Bengaluru are advised to prepare for a temporary disruption in water supply on September 13, 2023, as the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) conducts essential maintenance work. The interruption in water supply is expected to last for a specific duration and will affect various parts of the city.
The BWSSB has scheduled maintenance activities that require shutting down water supply temporarily in specific areas. The maintenance work is aimed at ensuring the efficient functioning of the city’s water distribution system, addressing any potential issues, and preventing water wastage.
The affected areas and the duration of the water supply disruption have been announced by the BWSSB. Residents and businesses in these areas are advised to make necessary arrangements to store sufficient water to meet their requirements during the temporary shutdown.
The BWSSB spokesperson, Mr. [Spokesperson’s Name], stated, “We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to residents. The maintenance work is crucial to ensure the reliability and sustainability of the city’s water supply system. We encourage residents to store an adequate amount of water in advance to minimize the impact of the disruption.”
Residents are also reminded to use water judiciously in the days leading up to the scheduled maintenance to ensure they have enough water available for essential needs during the disruption. Additionally, they are advised to avoid wasteful practices such as leaving taps running unnecessarily.
Efforts will be made to complete the maintenance work promptly to minimize inconvenience to residents. After the maintenance is completed, water supply will be restored to normal levels in the affected areas.
The BWSSB appreciates the cooperation and understanding of Bengaluru’s residents during such essential maintenance work, which is crucial for maintaining the city’s water infrastructure. The board is committed to ensuring a reliable and sustainable water supply system for the benefit of all residents.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about updates from the BWSSB and to reach out to the board’s helpline in case of any urgent water-related concerns or emergencies during the temporary disruption period.
