Hyderabad water supply disruption to affect several areas for 36 hours from November 3
Hyderabad: A Hyderabad water supply disruption will affect several localities for 36 hours from November 3. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) will undertake repairs to prevent major leakages in the Gandipet Conduit.
The repair work will begin at 6 am on Tuesday, November 3, and continue until 6 pm on Wednesday, November 4. According to the Water Board, the maintenance work will take place at Sabja Colony in Tolichowki and in Manikonda. The Gandipet Conduit supplies drinking water to Hyderabad city.
Consequently, several residential, commercial and administrative areas will face interruptions in drinking water supply during the maintenance period. The Water Board urged consumers in the affected localities to use available drinking water sparingly until normal supply resumes.
Hyderabad water supply disruption: Areas affected
The Hyderabad water supply disruption will affect several localities under the Goshamahal and Karwan circles. These include Red Hills, Nampally, Mallepally, Seetarambagh, Godeki Khabar, Hindinagar, Assembly, Secretariat, New MLA Quarters and Adarshnagar.
Additionally, the Nampally South Central Railway area and Gunfoundry will experience interruptions during the scheduled repair period. In the Golconda zone, the affected localities include Chintal Basti, Vijayanagar Colony, Old Mallepally, Asifnagar and Ahmednagar.
The interruptions will continue during the 36-hour maintenance window announced by the Water Board. The Hyderabad water supply disruption will also extend to localities under Kavadiguda Circle and Jubilee Hills Circle.
In Kavadiguda Circle, Division 17, Domalaguda and other areas falling under Kavadiguda and Gandhinagar wards will be affected. Similarly, localities under Banjara Hills Ward in Jubilee Hills Circle, Division 15, will face drinking water supply interruptions.
The Water Board scheduled the repairs to address leakage risks in the Gandipet Conduit at Tolichowki and Manikonda. The maintenance operation will run continuously from Tuesday morning until Wednesday evening, covering a total period of 36 hours.
Meanwhile, the Water Board advised residents across the affected areas to conserve water and avoid unnecessary consumption during the interruption. Consumers were urged to use stored drinking water carefully while the repair work remained underway.