The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has issued an important notice regarding a water supply disruption impacting several neighborhoods in Pune on Thursday (October 26). The disruption is a result of essential maintenance work at key water treatment plants. While water supply is expected to resume on Friday (October 27), residents should anticipate reduced pressure and potential delays.
The maintenance activities will be carried out at Warje Water Treatment Plant, Chaturshringi Plant, and Pune Cantonment Water Treatment Plant. As a result, various neighborhoods will experience interruptions, including Kothrud, Karvenagar, Warje, Shivane, Bhusari Colony, Shivtirthanagar, Senapati Bapat Road, Model Colony, Deccan, and Pulachi Wadi.
Moreover, localities such as Shivajinagar, Aundh, Baner, Nagar Road, Kharadi, Chandannagar, Hadapsar, Mundhwa, Mohammadwadi, Sasanenagar, and Kalepadal will also face water supply disruptions.
PMC has further confirmed that water supply to Yerwada, Bibvewadi, Balajinagar, Indiranagar, the Taljai area, and portions of Katraj will be temporarily halted.
The PMC has underlined the critical importance of these maintenance activities, which are geared towards enhancing the durability and efficiency of the water treatment plants. This, in turn, will guarantee a sustained and superior water supply for the city's residents over the long run.
Residents Speak:
While we understand the need for maintenance, it's still quite inconvenient, especially for daily chores and routines. We hope the work will lead to better water supply in the long run - Komal Singh, a local resident
These disruptions can be quite inconvenient, especially for families with young children. We hope the maintenance work is swift and brings lasting improvements - Keshav Gupta, a resident of Kothrud
Water is essential for cooking, cleaning, and bathing. We'll have to plan our day around this. It's a minor inconvenience for the greater good, we hope - Vinod Sharma, a resident of Warje
Water shortages pose significant challenges for working women like me. We must carefully manage the available water at our homes and patiently await its return the following day - Reena Patel, a resident of Karvenagar
We'll need to store extra water and be mindful of our usage. It's a reminder of how essential water is, and we hope the maintenance improves the overall supply - Seema Das, a resident of Hadapsar
