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Water levels at Osmansagar and Himayathsagar reservoirs have dropped by a foot over the last month due to insufficient rainfall. Officials say the situation is being closely monitored to ensure Hyderabad's water supply remains uninterrupted despite the ongoing dry spell
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GHMC Commissioner RV Karnan inspected drainage works near Durgam Cheruvu and directed officials to expedite completion. He also reviewed streetlight, sanitation, desilting, and tax collection issues, stressing prompt resolution of complaints and third-party testing of treated water from the STP
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HMWSSB Managing Director, K Ashok Reddy inspected the ongoing work with the HMWSSB Executive Director, Mayank Mittal, at Amberpet and Attapur STPs
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Hundreds of vehicles slow down at the site, resulting in traffic jams
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All six major drinking water sources, including Godavari, Krishna, Manjira, Singur, Osman Sagar, and Himayat Sagar, have dipped below their Full Tank Levels
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The officials are yet to ascertain the exact reason that led to the fire in the building
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After the burst of pipeline which carries Manjeera water to Hyderabad from Singur, the incident is likely to disrupt drinking water supply to parts of the city for the next few days
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The HMWSSB in a press release informed the consumers that the work would be taken up on April 12 from 6 am to 9 pm
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The inspection was carried out in anticipation to smooth passage of processions without any hindrance and for necessary arrangements by all departments concerned.
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Participating in the budget discussion in the Assembly on Monday, Vivekananda demanded clarity on budget allocations and actual expenditure
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As officials commenced digging works, excitement built up among the personnel involved in the assignment, on finding water. Initial reports said it was due to a pipeline bursting, but officials later clarified that there was no underground pipeline network in the area
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He inspected the works under construction in the problematic areas
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In the backdrop of the outbreak of bird flu, which has taken a big toll on the poultry industry in the neighbouring districts of Andhra Pradesh, an alert has been sounded in the district
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The HMWSSB said the 24 hrs shutdown was proposed to take up the replacement of 900mm dia valves (BF and NRVs) at Kondapaka pumping station on 3000mm dia MS pumping main at GDWSS Ph-I
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The HMWSSB informed the consumers that works will be taken up to clean Himayat Sagar Reservoir forebay, Miralam filter beds, settling tanks and inlet channels
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The affected areas include Patancheru Industrial Area, University of Hyderabad, BHEL Township, BHEL Factory, SBI Training Center, Doyens Colony, Hafeezpet, Madinaguda, Gangaram, Chandanagar, Lingampalli, Jyoti Nagar, Ashok Nagar, RC Puram and Patancheru.
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This contract entails the provision of Manning, Operation, and Maintenance (O&M) services for five years. The services are to be rendered to twenty Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) with a combined capacity of 714.3 MLD.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy held a meeting with irrigation and HMWSSB officials on Hyderabad’s drinking water needs
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The owners of King's Restaurant in Mehdipatnam, under the jurisdiction of water board O&M Division-3, took a 250 mm dia sewerage pipe line connection without permission
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During its 90-day sewerage special drive, the board identified insoluble waste from drainage pipelines as a key factor obstructing sewage flow. In a press release on Saturday, the water board explained that in multi-story building complexes, sewage first enters a silt chamber where solids are retained, allowing only wastewater to flow into the pipeline. This process prevents blockages and ensures smooth sewage flow.