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Shiv Sena Corporators Propose Solutions to Mumbai Water Leakage Crisis

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Amid a water crisis in Mumbai, where nearly 700 million litres of water are reportedly lost daily to leakages, Shiv Sena corporators submitted proposals to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on October 1, 2026. A Shiv Sena corporator proposed using advanced technology-enabled cameras in pipelines to detect leakages and contamination early. The BMC stated it is exploring trials of various advanced leak detection equipment, such as Sounding and T-10 Leak Detection Machines, for faster repairs and reduced water loss.

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The proposals highlight major challenges in Mumbai's water management, which is currently facing a 10% water cut. The need for advanced detection technology and addressing illegal water connections could necessitate significant operational investments and changes in how the BMC manages city services.

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  • The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation might see its operational costs rise due to water loss and the need for new detection technology.

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