Bengaluru water crisis: Apartment owners forced to use tankers as borewells go dry
In Doddakammanahalli apartments near Gottigere, Bengaluru, residents are facing a dire water crisis due to borewells running dry and halted private tanker supplies. With over 20 apartments affected, residents are protesting for immediate action as the situation worsens, leaving them parched and desperate for water.
FollowIn Silicon City Bengaluru, a dire water crisis has left residents of Doddakammanahalli apartments near Gottigere struggling for even a drop of water. With borewells running dry and private tanker supplies halted, over 20 apartments are left parched, prompting residents to protest for immediate action.
In Doddakammanahalli apartments, residents are dealing with a serious shortage of water. The situation has become critical, affecting both the rich and the poor as water availability worsens. The crisis escalated when Doddakammanahalli apartment near Gottigere experienced flooding, leaving residents with waterlogged premises. Over the past few days, residents have suffered from insufficient water supply, forcing some to resort to desperate measures to obtain even a small amount of water.
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To address the issue, the apartment association organized water delivery through private tankers. However, their efforts were hindered by a notice from authorities requiring private tankers to register by March 7, causing the supply to be halted abruptly.
