Hyderabad Water Cut November 26: HMWSSB Announces Six-Hour Water Supply Disruption In Multiple Areas On Wednesday; Check Affected Areas

Hyderabad Water Cut: Hyderabad residents in several parts of the city will face a temporary drinking water disruption on Wednesday, November 26. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) said the supply will be stopped for six hours, from 10 AM to 4 PM, to carry out essential maintenance work.

According to the board’s statement, power will be interrupted at the 132 kV substations at Nasarlapalli, which support the Krishna Phase 1, 2 and 3 pumping stations. These stations supply drinking water to large parts of the Hyderabad metropolitan area. The shutdown will allow officials to repair bulk feeders and replace damaged current transformers.

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Hyderabad Water Cut On November 26: Affected Areas

The following areas will be affected: Charminar, Vinay Nagar, Bhojagutta, Red Hills, Narayanaguda, SR Nagar, Maredpally, Riyasat Nagar, Kukatpally, Saheb Nagar, Hayathnagar, Sainikpuri, Uppal, Hafeezpet, Rajendranagar, Manikonda, Boduppal and Meerpet.

HMWSSB said the maintenance work is necessary to ensure reliable water supply in the long run. The board has appealed to residents in the affected zones to use water carefully during the six-hour shutdown.

Officials also urged people to store enough water in advance and avoid wastage while the supply remains suspended.

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In separate news, a man died after his car went up in flames on Hyderabad’s Outer Ring Road on Monday, November 24. The incident took place within the Shamirpet police limits, where a Ford EcoSport parked along the road suddenly caught fire, leaving the driver trapped inside. A circulating video shows the vehicle engulfed in flames.

Police said the man had parked the car, kept the air-conditioner running and is believed to have fallen asleep when a suspected technical fault triggered the blaze. The vehicle was travelling from Shamirpet towards Keesara before stopping near Leonia Restaurant.

Shamirpet Police and a Clues Team have launched an investigation to confirm the cause of the fire and establish the victim’s identity.