Bengaluru Has Water Reserves for only 4 Months
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Bengaluru has water reserves for only 4 months
Bengaluru's water supply is secure for the next four months. Reservoir storage levels are sufficient to meet the city's monthly water needs. Officials are monitoring groundwater and seeking reports on its status. Residents are urged to conserve water and avoid non-essential uses. Treated water should not be used for gardening or washing doorsteps.
Today's water level in reservoirs: There is only enough water for Bengaluru for 5-6 months in the KRS reservoir in Mandya district, and if there is no rain, the city will face water shortage, warned Dr. N. Manjula, the chairman of the water board. How much water is there in the KRS now? What is the status of the other major reservoirs in Karnataka? Here is information like this.
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