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BWSSB chairperson directs officials to prepare for possible water scarcity

BWSSB chairperson directs officials to prepare for possible water scarcity
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BWSSB chairperson N. Manjula has instructed officials to proactively prepare for potential drinking water scarcity in Bengaluru due to low rainfall. She reviewed water levels in reservoirs, discussed alternative supply sources, and requested a report on groundwater levels.

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Proactive measures to address water scarcity are crucial for urban populations, as climate change impacts rainfall patterns, ensuring essential services and preventing a crisis in a major city like Bengaluru.

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Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) chairperson N. Manjula has directed senior board officials to proactively take precautionary measures to ensure that potential water scarcity in the coming days due to low rainfall does not trigger a drinking water crisis in the city.

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