

Updated On: 28 June, 2024 06:38 AM IST | Mumbai | Prasun Choudhari
Facing a water cut, residents turn to borewells, rainwater harvesting and reusing water

A man fills his bucket with condensate water from air conditioners; (right) the common pipe where the condensate water is collected
As Mumbai faces a 10 per cent water cut and dwindling potable water in its reservoirs, BMC has resorted to using reserve stocks. Residents of the Saprem Co-operative Society in Thane are now creating sustainable solutions to combat water scarcity. For more than two decades, the residents of the 64-flat society in Lokmanya Nagar have struggled with frequent water disruptions forcing them to rely on expensive water tankers costing up to R1 lakh per month.
Preventing wastage