Residents stock up on enough water to meet their needs for the next two days as once-a-week supply cuts come into effect on Thursday
The weekly shutdown comes barely months after all five dams supplying Pune were brimming at 100% capacity in July, when nearly 19 TMC of surplus water was released from Khadakwasla dam into Mutha river. But a weak spell of rain through Aug and Sept changed the equation, forcing Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) to impose a 10% cut in water supply across the city, including the merged areas.
The combined water stock in the four major dams serving Pune stood at 25.8 TMC on Wednesday, about 3.1 TMC lower than the 29 TMC recorded on the same day last year. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Pune | Silver Rate in Pune | Bank Holidays in Pune | Public Holidays in Pune | Petrol Price in Pune | Diesel Price in Pune | CNG Price in Pune | LPG Price in Pune Residents stock up on enough water to meet their needs for the next two days as once-a-week supply cuts come into effect on Thursday Residents stock up on enough water to meet their needs for the next two days as once-a-week supply cuts come into effect on Thursday Residents stock up on enough water to meet their needs for the next two days as once-a-week supply cuts come into effect on Thursday Residents stock up on enough water to meet their needs for the next two days as once-a-week supply cuts come into effect on Thursday The urgency behind the cuts is reflected in reservoir figures.
