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Andheri E residents to hold protests at BMC office if water issues not resolved

If the water shortage problem isn’t resolved by today, Andheri East residents will hold a protest at BMC office

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The tankers cost Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000

The tankers cost Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000

If their water supply is not restored by August 13, residents and a former corporator will protest against the water shortage in Andheri. The area has been facing a shortage since the last one-and-half months. Though the water cut has been withdrawn, the area is still not getting enough water.

Since the lakes supplying water to the city have more than 82 per cent of stock, the BMC had withdrawn its water cut. “We have been facing this issue since July 20. We already complained to ward officers several times. Even now, we are not getting enough water and we are spending anywhere between Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000 on tankers,” said Prasad Pendse, secretary of Vijay Nagar Society. 

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