Sri Vijaya Puram | February 22, 2026
Sri Vijaya Puram Municipal Council (SVPMC) has reported a shortfall in potable water availability, warning that the state of affairs could turn into tougher within the coming days as a consequence of seasonal and operational constraints.
Stating that making certain secure ingesting water for each family stays its highest precedence, the Municipal Administration has sought the cooperation of residents to preserve water in order that important wants reminiscent of ingesting, cooking and primary home use could be met equitably throughout all 24 wards.
As a brief however obligatory measure, the Council has requested residents to instantly chorus from non-essential use of potable water. This consists of washing of automobiles, bikes and different automobiles; cleansing of premises, roads and compounds with hosepipes; watering of lawns, gardens and decorative crops; and utilizing ingesting water for development functions, together with curing works.
Residents have additionally been suggested to reuse water from washing greens and utensils for secondary functions reminiscent of cleansing or flushing, and to often examine faucets and pipelines to forestall leakages. The Council urged residents to promptly report any water leaks to forestall wastage.
Officials emphasised that small conservation efforts, when practised collectively, can save vital portions of water every day and assist make sure that no family is left with out primary provide.
The SVPMC has additionally appealed to lodges, industrial institutions, establishments and bulk shoppers to undertake water-saving practices and make the most of various sources, together with reused or non-potable water, wherever possible.
Meanwhile, the Municipal Council assured the general public that a number of measures are being undertaken concurrently to handle the shortfall. These embody enhancing distribution effectivity, controlling leakages and augmenting provide wherever attainable. Regular updates might be shared with residents relating to the state of affairs.
Describing water as a shared useful resource and collective duty, the Council expressed confidence that with public cooperation, Sri Vijaya Puram will be capable to overcome the current problem.
