Enough water for 3-4 months for Bengaluru, says BWSSB; experts call for long-term measures
Bengaluru is currently facing a significant rainfall deficit, leading to concerns about water security. However, the BWSSB maintains that current reservoir levels are sufficient to meet the city's drinking water needs for the next three to four months.
As the erratic southwest monsoon continues in Karnataka for the second consecutive month, Bengaluru continues to reel under a dry spell. According to the cumulative rainfall data for the city from June 1 to July 9, Bengaluru Urban has recorded a -35% departure from normal, while South Interior Karnataka recorded -24%. The scenario has raised fears of the impact on power and water availability.
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