Mission Paani: Many parts of Hyderabad face drinking water shortage; rainwater harvesting measures remain inadequate
5 years, 6 months ago

Mission Paani: Many parts of Hyderabad face drinking water shortage; rainwater harvesting measures remain inadequate

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The K Chandrasekhar Rao government has made it mandatory for housing complexes spread over 200 square metres to install a rainwater harvesting pit. Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board officials maintain that about 40 percent of residential complexes in GHMC-controlled areas have installed rainwater harvesting pits. In fact, the K Chandrasekhar Rao government has made it mandatory for housing complexes spread over 200 square metres to install a rainwater harvesting pit, and non-compliance would attract a penalty. Personally, I feel that the water storage capacity is sufficient.” J Satyanarayana, a groundwater specialist with HMWSSB, says, “Ideally, we would like 100 percent installation of rainwater harvesting pits by residential colonies.

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