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50% Water Cut For Bengaluru Societies, If They Don t Do This By March 31 - Trak in - Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

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First floods, now dry days: Decoding tech hub Bengaluru s water woes

Gated communities are rationing water to residents, bore wells are running dry, and tankers are being called in even before the peak of summer. The government claims the situation will improve in outer areas by May 2024

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Furthermore, residents say that during rain, the situation on the roads becomes even worse. School-going children have to walk 500 metre away from their homes as school buses halt away from the place.

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Way out of Bengaluru srecurring water crisis

Record rains last year had Bengaluru’s streets water-logged, houses flooded and sewers overflowing. Harvesting this would have helped the city avert any summer water crisis. A city blessed with an annual average rainfall of 787 mm even without a record year, could have avoided the perennial struggle to meet its yearly water demand of 18 TMCft. A robust rainwater harvesting

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Way out of Bengaluru s recurring water crisis

Record rains last year had Bengaluru’s streets water-logged, houses flooded and sewers overflowing. Harvesting this would have helped the city avert any summer water crisis. A city blessed with an annual average rainfall of 787 mm even without a record year, could have avoided the perennial struggle to meet its yearly water demand of 18 TMCft. A robust rainwater harvesting

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