Indore Water Supply To Be Affected In 19 Overhead Tank Zones On October 27 As Narmada Phase I And II Pumps Shut For Pipeline Repairs
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Morning water supply in several parts of Indore will be affected on Tuesday as the Narmada Phase I and II pumps have been shut down for pipeline interconnection, leakage repairs and maintenance work. According to the Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC), all pumps of Narmada Phase I and II were switched off at 10.20 am on Monday. The maintenance work was expected to take…
Indore's morning water supply will be impacted in 19 overhead tank zones on October 27 due to Narmada Phase I and II pumps being shut down for pipeline repairs and maintenance. The Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) reported that all pumps were turned off at 10.20 am on Monday, with work expected to last 11 to 12 hours. The repairs include interconnecting a large pipeline near the Kesarbagh railway crossing, fixing leaks in various locations, and maintaining different-sized pipelines throughout the city.
The IMC has asked residents to conserve water and use tankers if necessary until normal supply resumes.
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