Mumbai News: BMC Announces 14-Hour Water Cut In Bandra, Khar For Valve Replacement Work At Pali Hill Reservoir On July 31
The BMC has undertaken the replacement of four valves at the inlet and outlet of the Pali Hill reservoir in Bandra. The work is scheduled to take place on Thursday from 9 AM to 11 PM, lasting for a total of 14 hours. During this period, water supply to some areas in Bandra and Khar will be temporarily suspended, while other areas may experience reduced water pressure.

BMC maintenance work to affect water supply in Bandra and Khar | Representational Image
Mumbai: The BMC has undertaken the replacement of four valves at the inlet and outlet of the Pali Hill reservoir in Bandra. The work is scheduled to take place on Thursday from 9 AM to 11 PM, lasting for a total of 14 hours. During this period, water supply to some areas in Bandra and Khar will be temporarily suspended, while other areas may experience reduced water pressure.
Water Cut in Several Bandra and Khar Areas
Due to essential maintenance work and operational requirements, water supply will be temporarily suspended during regular supply hours in Hanuman Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Union Park (Roads No. 1 to 4), Pali Hill, Parts of Chuim Village. Additionally, low-pressure water supply will be experienced during regular hours in the parts of Kantwadi, Pali Naka, Pali Gaothan, Sherly, and Rajan and Mala villages, Khar Danda Koliwada, Dandpada, Chuim Gaothan, parts of Gazdharbandh slums, and parts of West Khar areas due to ongoing operational adjustments.
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