SVPMC Urges Residents to Be a part of Water Conservation Drive, Report Leakages Amid Summer season Scarcity

Sri Vijaya Puram | April 29, 2026

Sri Vijaya Puram Municipal Council has reaffirmed its dedication to water conservation and environment friendly administration as a part of its ongoing “Stop the Leakage, Save Water” marketing campaign launched earlier this yr.

With the onset of summer season and declining water ranges in dams, the Council has intensified efforts to make sure sustainable and equitable water provide throughout all wards. The marketing campaign, which focuses on minimizing water loss, selling accountable utilization, and strengthening the distribution community, continues to be carried out on precedence.

As a part of these efforts, SVPMC has efficiently conserved roughly 33,500 litres of water by way of the systematic identification and immediate restore of leakages within the distribution system. Regular inspections, together with well timed upkeep of pipelines, valves, and fittings, have helped considerably cut back wastage and enhance provide effectivity in the course of the interval of elevated demand.

The Council confused that water conservation can’t be achieved by the administration alone and requires lively public participation. Residents have been urged to frequently examine family plumbing, restore leaking faucets and pipelines, stop overflow from overhead tanks, and undertake accountable water utilization practices. Installation of float valves in overhead tanks has additionally been advisable to keep away from pointless wastage.

Citizens can report leakages within the public water provide by way of the SVPMC helpline at 03192-231179.

Reiterating its attraction, SVPMC known as upon residents to actively report leakages, burst pipelines, and misuse of water, emphasizing that each drop saved contributes to securing water availability for the whole group. The Council stated it stays dedicated to safeguarding this important useful resource and urged residents to affix palms in making water conservation a shared civic accountability.