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Mumbai water crisis: BMC halts water supply to swimming pools and construction sites

Updated On: 17 June, 2026 08:20 AM IST | Mumbai | Eeshanpriya MS

With water reserves in Mumbai’s seven lakes falling to 10.35 per cent, the BMC has stopped water supply to swimming pools and construction sites and imposed a 20 per cent cut on industrial and commercial users to conserve drinking water amid delayed monsoon rains

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The Kamgar swimming pool in Dadar West. The BMC will stop supplying water to such facilities from today. FILE PIC/SHADAB KHAN

The Kamgar swimming pool in Dadar West. The BMC will stop supplying water to such facilities from today. FILE PIC/SHADAB KHAN

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to stop supplying water to swimming pools and construction sites in the city from Wednesday. It will also implement a 20 per cent water cut for all industrial and commercial establishments in addition to the 10 per cent precautionary water cut that has been in place across Mumbai since May 15.

The civic body has urged citizens to use water judiciously. Representation Pic
The civic body has urged citizens to use water judiciously. Representation Pic

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