Residents of several areas, including Sathyamurthy Road, Oil Mill Road, KHB Quarters, Gurumurthy Road, and surrounding neighborhoods, are facing significant water shortages due to a malfunction at the local pumping station. This situation has prompted Dr. V. Ramprasad Manohar, chairman of the Water Board, to appeal for public understanding and cooperation.
In a statement, Dr. Manohar emphasized the urgency of the matter, urging residents to store sufficient water for their daily needs. ‘We understand the inconvenience caused by the water shortage, and we are working diligently to restore normal supply levels,’ he said. The board has been actively repairing the pumping station and expects to resolve the issue within a few days.
He also reassured the community that efforts are underway to minimize disruption, stating, ‘We are committed to ensuring that every household has access to adequate water.’ Residents are encouraged to conserve water during this critical period and only use it for essential activities.
The Water Board will provide regular updates on the repair progress and the resumption of normal water supply. In the meantime, community members are urged to collaborate and assist each other in this challenging situation, ensuring no one is left without water. The cooperation of all is vital as the board works to restore essential services to the affected areas. The malfunction at the pumping station has also led to concerns among local businesses, many of which rely on a steady water supply for their operations.
