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Bengaluru Water Crisis: Here's What Namma Bangalore People Say On Social Media

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Bengaluru Water Crisis: With every passing day, the lives of millions of people residing in Bangalore are becoming difficult due to water shortage. The situation is worsening as alternative options for using treated and recycled water are insufficient for the metropolitan city. However, the government is taking every possible step to monitor the equal distribution of water including the overtaking of private water tankers, sealing bore-wells, and creating awareness among people to reuse water in odd jobs like cleaning, mopping, and car washing.

A few residents' associations have also requested people to bathe with a half-bucket of water to save water.

Bengaluru Water Crisis

According to the data available on the internet, Bengaluru requires 2,600 to 2,800 million liters of water per day and currently, it is short by 1500 MLD.

The state government has declared 223 Taluks out of 236 as drought-hit, including 219 that facing severe consequences.

Here's How Namma Bangalore People Reacted On Social Media Over Bengaluru Water Crisis:

"Our western locality being a part of the older city area has always had a better water supply most of the time. But for the past two months, BWSSB has been unable to supply adequate water. Somehow coping up with inadequate water," a user said on X.

"Years of bad civic planning.. sky-high rents and lack of water among other problems, hope from BWSSB or any local body. How can folks live here anymore? IT companies need to switch back to work from home so that staff can work from their home states," said another user.

Anguished because of no supply of water, an anguished citizen of Bengaluru said "The third day of water struggle at Bangalore. No respite with no water supply by BWSSB! Clothes are in heap pending washing. What next, no bath? Allow water tankers please."

Published On March 7, 2024
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