Bengaluru Faces Severe Water Crisis
As the city grapples with a significant water shortage, authorities and residents implement emergency measures to conserve and manage the dwindling supply.
- Bengaluru's water crisis is exacerbated by failed monsoons, leading to a severe shortage affecting residents and businesses.
- Authorities have introduced fines for non-essential use of potable water and are using innovative measures like repurposing milk tankers to distribute water.
- Residents are urged to conserve water through various means, including using half flushes, recycling water for cleaning, and limiting car washing.
- The Karnataka government has fixed rates for water tankers to prevent overcharging and is prioritizing water supply to ensure reservoirs last until July.
- Educational institutions and tech professionals are adapting to the crisis, with some moving to online modes and others temporarily relocating.
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