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Pune Water Cut On November 20: Residents in several areas of Pune will face a full-day water supply disruption on Thursday, November 20, as the Water Supply Department is set to carry out essential work to connect a new pipeline. Water supply is expected to resume on Friday, November 21, though at reduced pressure.

The work includes connecting a 3,000 mm main pipeline from Khadakwasla Dam to the Parvati Water Treatment Plant. Authorities have advised residents to store adequate water in advance and use it judiciously to avoid inconvenience.

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Pune Water Cut On November 20: List Of Affected Areas

Parvati MLR, HLR, LLR tank zones

Vadgaon Water Treatment Plant

Rajiv Gandhi Pumping Station

Cantonment Water Works

Chikhali Water Works

Warje Water Works (Phase 1 and 2)

Chandni Chowk Tank

Gandhi Bhavan Tank

Pancard Club GSR Tank

SNDT MLR and LLR Tanks

Chatushrungi Tank

Holkar Water Works Tank

Khadakwasla Jackwell

Ganpati Matha

Old Warje Water Works

Booster stations in newly merged villages

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Why Will Pune Face A Full-Day Water Shutdown?

To facilitate the connection of two 1,400 mm pipelines to a newly installed main line, the Water Supply Department has announced a full-day water shutdown across most areas of Pune. The scheduled water cut will ensure that the work is carried out safely and efficiently.

Nandkumar Jagtap, Head of the Water Supply Department, said that the water supply from the Bhama-Askhed Dam to the Nagar Road area will remain uninterrupted, ensuring residents in the region continue to have access to water, Times Now reported.

Authorities have advised residents in affected areas to store adequate water in advance and use it judiciously during the outage. According to the officials, these essential upgrades are essential for improving the overall infrastructure and management of the city’s water supply system.

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