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30-hour water cut sparks outrage in Mumbai forces residents to rely on tankers

A 30-hour water cut across parts of Mumbai forced residents to depend on costly tankers, triggering criticism over the timing of civic work during peak summer. Supply is expected to resume by May 6 evening

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For the second time in a span of two weeks, some Mumbaikars had to rely on tankers for water, as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) imposed a 30-hour water cut from 10 am on May 5, affecting parts of South, Central, and Eastern Mumbai, to commission a new water tunnel. The water supply to the affected wards is likely to be restored by 4 pm on May 6. The civic body had previously carried out an 18-hour water cut on April 23.

The water tunnel project involves connecting a new tunnel from Amar Mahal (Hedgewar Udyan) in Chembur to Pratiksha Nagar in Sion, which further links to Parel, the Trombay reservoir, and the Turbhe high-level and low-level reservoirs.

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