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HMWSSB apathy sparks protests in colonies
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Residents of Pragati Nagar on Sunday staged a dharna to focus attention on the severe water shortage in Nizampet, Pragati Nagar and Kukatpally areas of the West Zone following drying of bore-wells due to plummeting groundwater levels.
Kukatpally: Residents of Pragati Nagar on Sunday staged a dharna to focus attention on the severe water shortage in Nizampet, Pragati Nagar and Kukatpally areas of the West Zone following drying of bore-wells due to plummeting groundwater levels.
- Residents take out rally against HMWSSB as it is releasing water once in 15 days even after collecting Rs 55,000 for each connection
- Due to scarcity of water, private water tankers' business is thriving
- Apartments in Nizampet, Pragati Nagar and Kukatpally forced to buy water from pvt firms
The residents displayed placards against the HMWSSB releasing water once in 15 days after collecting Rs 55,000 for each connection. With the scarcity of water, private water tankers' business is thriving.
Residents of Nizampet, Pragati Nagar and Kukatpally living in apartments are being forced to shell down as much as their monthly rent for securing precious drinking water. They wanted the officials concerned to take immediately steps to solve the water supply problems.
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