Pune Water Supply Alert: Supply to Be Shut in Key Areas on March 24; Residents Urged to Use Water Cautiously
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Pune | Water Supply News : The Pune Municipal Corporation has urged residents to use water cautiously as supply will be temporarily disrupted in several parts of the city during peak summer due to essential maintenance work.
According to the civic body, repair work on a major water pipeline will be carried out on Tuesday, March 24, near the Savitribai Phule Pune University Chowk. To ensure safe and efficient completion of the work, water supply will be suspended in affected areas for the day.
Officials from the water supply department stated that the shutdown is necessary to prevent pressure fluctuations and to facilitate technical repairs on the main pipeline. The administration also highlighted that periodic maintenance is crucial given Pune’s growing population and increasing water demand.
Areas Affected on March 24:
Water supply will remain shut in the following localities:
- Senapati Bapat Road (both sides)
- Asha Nagar
- Gokhale Nagar
- Bahiratwadi
- Bhosale Nagar
- Kasarkar Wadi
- Aundh-Baner area
- Areas near Modern College
- Model Colony
- Chikhalwadi
- Bopodi
Residents in these areas may face water shortages throughout the day and are advised to store sufficient water in advance.
The civic administration has assured that supply will be restored smoothly on Wednesday, March 25, once the repair work is completed. Special planning has been undertaken to minimize inconvenience to citizens.
PMC has appealed to residents to cooperate and use water judiciously during this period, emphasizing that such maintenance activities are essential to ensure a reliable water supply system in the long term.
Disclaimer: The schedule and affected areas are based on official information and may change depending on on-ground conditions or technical requirements. Residents are advised to follow updates from PMC for real-time information.
