Mangaluru: City faces water woes as pipeline damage hampers supply


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Feb 8: A disruption in the water pipeline has led to a halt in water supply to the city, causing inconvenience to citizens across various parts. The water supply interruption has persisted for three consecutive days, creating challenges for residents.

Several areas, including City Port, Kodialbailu, Kadri, PVS, Ladyhill, Jalligudde, Kodikal, Maryhill, Pacchanadi, Ashokanagar, Derebail, Naguri, Koolur, Panambur, Suratkal, Katipalla, Kana, Kulai, Mukka, and others, have been affected. While repair work on the damaged water pipeline is underway, it is reported that water tankers are being deployed to supply water to residential complexes.

The issue stems from a significant 1-meter diameter pipeline that carries water from Thumbe Dam to Bendurwell pumphouse. The pipeline sustained damage near Nagori, likely during construction activities. Water pumping was initially halted on Tuesday morning to facilitate repair work in Thumbe. Although water pumping resumed at 12:30 midnight on Tuesday, it ceased soon after due to the damage near Naguri.

The repair efforts continued on Thursday, and officials anticipate the resumption of water supply from Friday onwards. The disruption has prompted authorities to address the concerns of citizens facing the prolonged water scarcity.

 

 

 

  

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  • Jane, Kuntikana

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    In this particular case, one can't be certain that it's the fault of one x, y or z. It could be accidental burst of the pipe due to the high pressure of water flow after a time gap to connect a huge pipe to augment supply. I agree that we need experts to fix the problem on war footing. In our area supply is on alternate days and our area being located at an elevation, the disruption gets extended. I didn't get any redressal from concerned so called MCC officials when contacted. When in distress, no succour comes one is left to struggle and sort it out him/herself. Pathetic situation. God alone should save us.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    Thousands have lived without love, not none without Water ...

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  • sense_shetty, Mangalore Kudla

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    Managing pipeline damages poses technical challenges that may necessitate the expertise of skilled technicians and engineers. Nevertheless, in emergency situations, MCC should dispatch water tankers to meet the urgent water requirements of residents

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    In every work there's faults, Nobody is try to find out the reasons for faults, but all are interested in repair work after the first work and waiting for the Tender of repairs work . We need educated and literate administration.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    i feel like laughing when this land of mangas is called as smart city....highly corrupted MCC..and public almost buzdil...non existent....vote like gadhas to one party based on religion...development gaya baad mein....

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 09 2024

    Water is precious. A tiny drop of water that can make a mighty ocean.Dont waste water.It is God's gift to nature.

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