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Mangaluru: Jackwell repair - Water supply in city to be affected for 48 hours

  •   Wed, Nov 10 2021 11:06:42 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Nov 10: Water supply in the city will be affected for 48 hours due to repair of jackwell.

The city corporation here, through a release, has said that water supply to areas like Surathkal, Katipalla, NIT(K), MCF, Kulur, parts of Kavoor, part of Kodical, PVS, Ladyihill, , Bunder, car street, Kudroli, Pachanady, Ashoknagar, Derebail, Kodialbail, Kadri and other places will be stopped commencing from 6 am on November 12 to 6 am on November 14. This is being resorted to in order to facilitate jackwell repair works being undertaken by the Smart City Project in the HLPS 1 - 18 MGD treatment plant which is part of the city water supply system from Thumbe.

The executive engineer here has asked the people to cooperate with the city corporation during the above period during which water supply will be crippled.

 

 

 
  

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  • A Concerned Citizen, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Steep hike in price of water. No free water. And now repeated disruptions in the supply of water. What is MCC actually doing?

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Dear concerned citizen, water is not free. People are charged as per the consumption. Now, few months before they raised the rates.

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  • Marle, Kudla

    Thu, Nov 11 2021

    Good Question, They are doing nothing. Same as 10 , 15, 20 years ago "NOTHING"

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    jackwell pump is not working, nehru's mistake.

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  • Daphny, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Third repair in the span of 10 days. Shows poor planning and implementation from the MCC. The second time they took up repair, my area got nothing but muddy water for 3-4 post repair. Can MCC in the name of Smart City planning stop troubling the people of the city already?

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  • Shivappa, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    3 water outages in 2 weeks, Ache din are here! When will we get Beeten Din of Congress in MCC back?

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Tankeers get ready dostho...!!...What non sense !! One side hotels have increased their rates !! Other side jack well pusk.....in another side, some areas, this corporation leaves water once in two days. For such people 48 48 = 96 hours no water ???? Oops.....Bhagwan ne bharpoor pani de di. Pani nahi he tho bhi ye museebath....pani he tho bhi ye mussebath.....Oh deva desaanthar veche bore putha dorje.....

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Our Politicians are always greedy for Money ...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    MCC should hire Jack of all ...

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  • Vinayak, Car Street, Mangaluru

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    For the past two weeks residents in the highly populated Car Street and surrounding areas seem to be facing water shortage issues either due to the repairs at Thumbe Dam or the pipe breakage. While residents are most happy to co-operate while the jackwell repair progresses, can the concerned authorities also co-operate by ensuring water is released without interruption 2 days before the repair work and then similarly 2 days after completion. This will ensure that residents are not greatly inconvenienced by the repair work planned during the weekend.

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  • Ozy, Surathkal

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Third time water supply disruption within 15 days. This shows the inability of the concerned officials to do periodical maintenance and supply water without any disruption.

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  • NITIN SHETTY, bangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    to solve drinking water problem in mangalore/udupi concerned Authority must look into have seawater desalination plant at Mangalore same like in Gulf Countries have under Smart city project. This desalination sea water must be supplied to buildings (construction sites) and manufacturing units at mangalore through separate pipe line. this water can be used for toilet, washing utensils, washing cloths, shower etc. well water, borewell water and Thumbe vented dam water allowed only for drinking purpose.

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Use water but never waste water.Water is precious.A Tiny drop of water that makes the mighty ocean.How true is the saying.

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  • R Bhandarkar, Mangaluru

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Looks like water supply in the hands of Jack's... So regular problems.

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Wed, Nov 10 2021

    Jackwell repairs....will go on unto eternity, for sure even if Mangalore gets the Smart City tag (most unlikely).

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