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Mumbai water cut: BMC says 10 per cent reduction cannot be lifted yet
Updated On: 01 October, 2026 10:37 PM IST | Mumbai | Sarthak Mehta
Mumbai's 10 per cent water cut will continue as the BMC seeks to conserve existing stocks until the next monsoon. Hydraulics chief Abhijit Bangar told the Standing Committee that low pressure and uneven supply will be addressed, while reducing non-revenue water remains a long-term priority

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Addressing the growing concerns among Municipal Councillors regarding the ongoing 10 per cent cut in the city's municipal water supply, The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) Hydraulics Department gave a presentation in the BMC's Standing Committee on Thursday.
Additional Municipal Commissioner incharge of the Hydraulics department, Abhijit Bangar delivered the presentation which was aimed at informing the public representatives about the current status of the city's water storage, related issues, and why the 10 per cent cut can't be lifted yet.
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